12.10.2024, 11:33
Disclaimer: I'm by no means an audiophile, nor do I have much experience with audio filtering. Audio filtering in the form it is there in Hybrid is because users asked about it. So I probably can't give great advice on it.
Personally I usually use 'Gain auto' + 'DRC Film Standard' for most stuff, but I suspect you want 'DRC None' and Normlize to a specific dB level,...
Hybrid uses sox for normalization&audio filtering.
'norm' and 'gain' are the option used for gain and normalization. (see: https://linux.die.net/man/1/sox)
Don't know why some files get normalized properly and others do not.
When doing audio normalization&co you might want to enable 'Conig->Input->Input Analysis->Check volumes', this will cause Hybrid to analysis the audio volumes with sox and show the results in the log, i.e.:
this might give some hints why some files get normalized as expected and others do not.
If audio gain&normalization usually requires a reencode of the audio, so if you want to adjust those with other tools, I would recommend not to highly re-compress the audio beforehand.
Cu Selur
Personally I usually use 'Gain auto' + 'DRC Film Standard' for most stuff, but I suspect you want 'DRC None' and Normlize to a specific dB level,...
Hybrid uses sox for normalization&audio filtering.
'norm' and 'gain' are the option used for gain and normalization. (see: https://linux.die.net/man/1/sox)
Don't know why some files get normalized properly and others do not.
When doing audio normalization&co you might want to enable 'Conig->Input->Input Analysis->Check volumes', this will cause Hybrid to analysis the audio volumes with sox and show the results in the log, i.e.:
Detected audio volume values:
Maximum amplitude: 0.119277
Minimum amplitude: -0.157490
Midline amplitude: -0.019107
Mean norm: 0.003803
Mean amplitude: 0.000001
RMS amplitude: 0.007773
Maximum delta: 0.097708
Minimum delta: 0.000000
Mean delta: 0.001382
RMS delta: 0.002022
Rough frequency: 1987
Volume adjustment: 6.350
If audio gain&normalization usually requires a reencode of the audio, so if you want to adjust those with other tools, I would recommend not to highly re-compress the audio beforehand.
Cu Selur
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Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.
Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.