Re: Files at the same volume
mp3 gain Alex - Original Message - From: "dan kysor" To: "'PC Audio Discussion List'" Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2010 8:04 PM Subject: Files at the same volume looking for a simple utility which would make all audio mp3 files in a folder the same volume level, any suggestions? To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: pc-audio-unsubscr...@pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: pc-audio-unsubscr...@pc-audio.org
Re: Files at the same volume
thanks, I'll try it. Dan - Original Message - From: Colin r. Howard Greetings, I have looked in my archives and found the following. I paste it in as is with **no** guarantees, I have downloaded the program and my system since then has been modified to a Kompak laptop and a desktop (model unknown as was built for me) on both machines WindowsXP Home, goldWave v5.55 (latest far as I know) and on this Kompak laptop Jaws10 on the desktop Jaws11. With this information, take from the text below, what is of interest to you, but please do **not** come back to me asking for more, what follows is all I know. Here is what comes up when I do alt with enter for file properties. LevelatorSetup.exe Properties General Version Compatibility Summary LevelatorSetup.exe Type of file: Application Description: Levelator Setup Location: K:\archives\sound card, editing and recording\Pro Size: 6.89 MB (7,225,921 bytes) Size on disk: 6.89 MB (7,229,440 bytes) Created: 16 March 2008, 00:34:38 Modified: 24 October 2007, 15:19:46 Accessed: 11 March 2010, 01:12:26 Attributes: Read-only Hidden Advanced... OK Cancel Apply To: Hello Colin, The Levelator is a utility that makes the volume of audio within a Wave file constant. Levelator is very good in situations such as conference presentations or interviews where there are different people speaking at varying levels. The Levelator can ensure that all speakers are audible at approximately the same volume. The authors of the Levelator describe the tool as follows: One of our tools for audio engineers, The Levelator is free software that adjusts the levels within your program for variations from one speaker to the next. It's not a compressor, normalizer or limiter although it contains all three. It's much more than those tools, and it's much simpler to use. The people who wrote the Levelator did so explicitly for the purpose of quickly improving the audio quality of the IT Conversations (http://itconversations.com) and other podcasts they produce consisting largely of recorded conference presentations. Visit http://conversationsnetwork.org/levelator/ to learn more about Levelator, but do not download the program directly from The Conversations Network at this time. The currently available public release is not accessible for most blind screen reader users, as it requires use of drag-and-drop in order to locate and process Wave files. Instead, The Conversations Network has agreed to make the software more accessible. You may visit http://lorrain.pbwiki.com/f/LevelatorSetup.exe to download a private beta of the software. This is available with the usual play-at-your-own-risk caveats associated with pre-release code. The accessible version of the Levelator provides right click functionality as an alternative to drag-and-drop. Follow these steps to Levelate a Wave file: 1. Use My Computer or Windows Explorer to locate a Wave file. 2. Press the Right Windows (Application or Context) key or Shift+F10 to right click the file. 3. Down arrow to Send To and press enter. 4. Down arrow to CN Levelator and press enter to start the process. 5. Press enter on the OK button. Don't worry about the version related error dialogue. 6. You can see a percentage of processing using your screen reader's review functionality. 7. Results are found in the same directory as a file with the same name as the original followed by .output.wav. Enjoy. Please send me an e-mail to edi...@blindaccessjournal.com with your constructive feedback so that the final product and future versions can be made even better. Please visit http://BlindWebAccess.com and sign the petition asking Yahoo! to make their CAPTCHA accessible! Darrell Shandrow - Accessibility Evangelist Information should be accessible to us without need of translation by another person. Blind Access Journal blog and podcast: http://www.blindaccessjournal.com Check out high quality telecommunications services at http://ld.net/?nu7i - Original Message - From: "Colin Howard" ; Greetings, I am listening to the live segment from Wednesday, I am the friend to whom Dave from England referred when talking about the magazine we produce together for The Association of Visually-Impaired Office Staff, Dave could not quite remember which version of GoldWave I use. My system is an Evesham laptop running WindowsME and Jaws v5.10, the version of GoldWave I have is 5.12. I am interested to know when will the version of LevellLater be available and from where, which uses the new access as I'm not over keen on messing about with clicks, I just like simple enters and so on. Where will it be available from? Thanks for a very great program. Colin Howard - Nr. Southampton, England. -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.503 /
Re: Files at the same volume
Greetings, I have looked in my archives and found the following. I paste it in as is with **no** guarantees, I have downloaded the program and my system since then has been modified to a Kompak laptop and a desktop (model unknown as was built for me) on both machines WindowsXP Home, goldWave v5.55 (latest far as I know) and on this Kompak laptop Jaws10 on the desktop Jaws11. With this information, take from the text below, what is of interest to you, but please do **not** come back to me asking for more, what follows is all I know. Here is what comes up when I do alt with enter for file properties. LevelatorSetup.exe Properties General Version Compatibility Summary LevelatorSetup.exe Type of file: Application Description: Levelator Setup Location: K:\archives\sound card, editing and recording\Pro Size: 6.89 MB (7,225,921 bytes) Size on disk: 6.89 MB (7,229,440 bytes) Created: 16 March 2008, 00:34:38 Modified: 24 October 2007, 15:19:46 Accessed: 11 March 2010, 01:12:26 Attributes: Read-only Hidden Advanced... OK Cancel Apply To: Subject: Re: LevelLater. From: "Darrell Shandrow" Date: Fri, 26 Oct 2007 07:59:37 -0700 Hello Colin, The Levelator is a utility that makes the volume of audio within a Wave file constant. Levelator is very good in situations such as conference presentations or interviews where there are different people speaking at varying levels. The Levelator can ensure that all speakers are audible at approximately the same volume. The authors of the Levelator describe the tool as follows: One of our tools for audio engineers, The Levelator is free software that adjusts the levels within your program for variations from one speaker to the next. It's not a compressor, normalizer or limiter although it contains all three. It's much more than those tools, and it's much simpler to use. The people who wrote the Levelator did so explicitly for the purpose of quickly improving the audio quality of the IT Conversations (http://itconversations.com) and other podcasts they produce consisting largely of recorded conference presentations. Visit http://conversationsnetwork.org/levelator/ to learn more about Levelator, but do not download the program directly from The Conversations Network at this time. The currently available public release is not accessible for most blind screen reader users, as it requires use of drag-and-drop in order to locate and process Wave files. Instead, The Conversations Network has agreed to make the software more accessible. You may visit http://lorrain.pbwiki.com/f/LevelatorSetup.exe to download a private beta of the software. This is available with the usual play-at-your-own-risk caveats associated with pre-release code. The accessible version of the Levelator provides right click functionality as an alternative to drag-and-drop. Follow these steps to Levelate a Wave file: 1. Use My Computer or Windows Explorer to locate a Wave file. 2. Press the Right Windows (Application or Context) key or Shift+F10 to right click the file. 3. Down arrow to Send To and press enter. 4. Down arrow to CN Levelator and press enter to start the process. 5. Press enter on the OK button. Don't worry about the version related error dialogue. 6. You can see a percentage of processing using your screen reader's review functionality. 7. Results are found in the same directory as a file with the same name as the original followed by .output.wav. Enjoy. Please send me an e-mail to edi...@blindaccessjournal.com with your constructive feedback so that the final product and future versions can be made even better. Please visit http://BlindWebAccess.com and sign the petition asking Yahoo! to make their CAPTCHA accessible! Darrell Shandrow - Accessibility Evangelist Information should be accessible to us without need of translation by another person. Blind Access Journal blog and podcast: http://www.blindaccessjournal.com Check out high quality telecommunications services at http://ld.net/?nu7i - Original Message - From: "Colin Howard" To: ; Sent: Friday, October 26, 2007 6:50 AM Subject: LevelLater. Greetings, I am listening to the live segment from Wednesday, I am the friend to whom Dave from England referred when talking about the magazine we produce together for The Association of Visually-Impaired Office Staff, Dave could not quite remember which version of GoldWave I use. My system is an Evesham laptop running WindowsME and Jaws v5.10, the version of GoldWave I have is 5.12. I am interested to know when will the version of LevellLater be available and from where, which uses the new access as I'm not over keen on messing about with clicks, I just like simple enters and so on. Where will it be available from? Thanks for a very great program. Colin Howard - Nr. Southampton, England. -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version:
Files at the same volume
looking for a simple utility which would make all audio mp3 files in a folder the same volume level, any suggestions? To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: pc-audio-unsubscr...@pc-audio.org
