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Conrad Zelck
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# R128
This application measures loudness according to EBU R128 with ffmpeg.
This application measures loudness according to EBU R128 with ffmpeg
and ffprobe
.
You can send video or audio files to the app.
Channel layout inside video can be mono or stereo. But mono files will temporarily merge to a stereo file at first.
If number of mono tracks is uneven it will return an error.
Temporary output.wav is exported to %temp% in 24bit 48kHz.
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Send a file to R128.
(If opening with double click you get a file select window.)
If there are more then one stereo or two mono tracks you get a popup to choose the tracks.

The choosen tracks are first extracted to
`%temp%`
as
`output.wav`
in 24bit and 48kHz.
Progress is shown in the gui.
Then it measures this wave file. If ready you can copy the result to the clipboard.

`Output.wav`
will stay at
`%temp%`
until overridden.
So you can use the app as an audio extractor or audio converter too.
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