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+====== K) Audio Normalization ======
-====== Audio Normalization ======
 It may happen that you have downloaded different episodes of the same serie from different sources for various reasons and that the audio levels are not consistent.
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 The tool is [[https://pypi.org/project/ffmpeg-normalize/|ffmpeg normalize]] a python script capable of leveraging ffmpeg filters capability.
-enable PIP in gentoo for your user ([[gentoo:pip|here]]) then install the tool:
+===== Installation =====
+Create a dedicated user, make it part of the **media** group so that it can access your media library:
 <code>
+ useradd -d /data/daemons/ffmpeg-normalize -m ffmpeg-normalize -g media
+</code>
+Now, set **umask 0002** in the //.bashrc// of the user
+<file - .bashrc>
+umask 0002
+export PATH=/data/daemons/ffmpeg-normalize/.local/bin:$PATH
+</file>
+so that any created files are accessible by the //media// groups, and also you add the bin path for the installation later on.
+enable PIP in gentoo for your user ([[gentoo:pip|here]]), put the following file under **/data/daemons/ffmpeg-normalize/.confg/pip/pip.conf**:
+<file - pip.conf>
+[global]
+break-system-packages = true
+user = true
+</file>
+Then you can install the tool:
+<code>
+su - ffmpeg-normalize
 pip install ffmpeg-normalize
 </code>
+==== Usage ====
 there! ready to go:
 <code>
+cd /data/Media/<your folder>
 ffmpeg-normalize *.mkv -c:a aac
 </code>

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