Audacity Forum

True. It is strange that this measurement system seems to induce so much resistance. For one part, this seems to stem from people in the live music sector, but also from studio engineers. And every time it is, because people tend to read in a cursory manner. So I understand why the EBU changed the ...

The EBU certainly didn't call for anything on podcasts. That's simply not their area of expertise. First of all, since you don't know me and I don't know you, I have read every single EBU release, from their own website, from cover to cover. http://www3.ebu.ch/home. Their main purpose was to unite ...

Strange, here's the link:

http://www.h3xed.com/blogmedia/youtube-info.php

I haven't really looked at the data they provide yet. It's interesting, but not clear.

I do have some experience with stuff from KlangFreund, including the EBU128 compliant meter. If you are getting inconsistent results, you're doing something wrong. Note that the free version of this plugin is limited to a 60 second measurement. That's rather short for this kind of measurement, but ...

I will do a test run on the plug-in you mentioned and compare it to Audaphonic, Reaper and a new meter I just downloaded this morning. It is from klangfreund. I'll be interested to see your results. They are not good Steve. Every one gives a different read out. There is no consistency. I do have so...

If I send the audio signal directly from my stereo system receiver/amplifier to my MAC via just an audio cable (Line Out - to - Line In) will my computer be able to recognize and deal with the incoming analog signal? Does Audacity deal with this signal? Am I making more of this than I need to? I co...

Thx, Gale.

I might have noticed the second one too. But I'm so used to weird behaviour from VST's, it sometimes doesn't register anymore

Have you had a look at the manual?

There's a page for crash recovery:

http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/re ... ually.html

Reguires a tiny bit of Google-foo, I'll admit

This is simply EBU 128 rebadged. In the EU, some countries have had loudness rules for clubs, radio and TV for many years. By law, a publicity could only be 20% louder than the program. In practice, very hard to measure as the law didn't go into technical details. Same for clubs. Every club has a li...

That's very little to go on... What happened just before you lost your recording? Did Audacity crash? Did you delete the .aup file, or the folder(s) with the .au audio data? Or something wildly different? In case of an unwanted delete, if you're fast, download Data Rescue - On another Mac! Install i...