Re: free Orban loudness meter app now available

In article <OCUQOiAU58$HFw$4@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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tony@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>In article <20080411-193340.296.0@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>Robert Orban <donotreply@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>In article <48004342.189109968@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>nospam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>On Fri, 11 Apr 2008 06:52:15 -0400, "Arny Krueger" 
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>>>>"Robert Orban" <donotreply@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>>> The software accepts two-channel stereo inputs. The VU
>>>>> and PPM meters are split to indicate the left and right
>>>>> channels. The PPM meter also displays the instantaneous
>>>>> peak values of the L and R digital samples.
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>>>>When I started the program, the Vu and PPM meters started 
reading 
>>mid-scale 
>>>>and full-scale respectively, with no music playing. This seems 
>>>>counter-intuitive. 
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>>>Works as expected for me. my only issue is that the PPM isn't 
scaled
>>>as a normal PPM.
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>>I spent some time soul-searching about the issue of scales and 
finally 
>>chose to put all of the meters on identical scales to make it easier 
for 
>>users to compare the meters.  In future version, we may make 
scales a 
>>user-definable parameter.
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>>Bob Orban
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>Pity it doesn't work on WIN 2000 Pro...

It might be possible to use it on 2000 Pro with Virtual Audio Cable, 
but we haven't tested it.