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Okay, so it's not in the 10.8.z series. That means it'll be in the next major release, 10.9.0
Does volume normalization mean that we can choose the volume level finally? I cannot figure out a way to do this in 10.8.x
Jellyfin, across every single device that I have, is literally 50%+ quieter than every other app. I have to double the volume on my TV w/Chromecast for example to watch a show.
Same experience here. Jelly's volume is always 100% and I still often need to increase the TV's or OS level.
It's specific to music, per the OP. As far as boosting the volume goes, it varies based on your client and devices, but on many TVs, sound bars, and AVRs, you can enable "Night Mode" and it'll turn on a compressor that basically makes all content played on said device sound closer together in volume (so less of a dramatic swing between Jellyfin volume and other stuff)
Replaygain only reduces the volume. You can't increase volume without quality loss