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This program seems to do fairly close to what you want.
http://normalize.nongnu.org/
Check the README examples 3 & 4(+2)
EG3. "normalize -bv *.wav" will check all rms value=2C calculate the mean d=

eviation=2C then adjust any files that are more than twice the deviation of=

f.
EG4 will bring all files to the average=2C then you can use the batch mode =

(EG2) which will change all the files the same amount=2C rather than calcul=

ate each one on it's own.
Actually found it trying to find the command you are on about but would fin=

d no information on it...
Hope this at least in some way helps...
Dale.

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This program seems to do fairly close to what you want.http://norma=

lize.nongnu.org/Check the README examples 3 &amp=3B 4(+2)EG=

3. "normalize -bv *.wav" will check all rms value=2C calculate the mean dev=

iation=2C then adjust any files that are more than twice the deviation off.=

EG4 will bring all files to the average=2C then you can use the bat=

ch mode (EG2) which will change all the files the same amount=2C rather tha=

n calculate each one on it's own.Actually found it trying to fi=

nd the command you are on about but would find no information on it...<=

br>Hope this at least in some way helps...Dale.

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