Hi there
If I got it right, all you wanna do is calculate the decibels of an audio
file and trigger an an alert in case it goes over a certain threshold.
I found this great answer on Stack overflow, really recommend the whole
read but I'll add here the TL;DR, however I do recommend the full read as
you'll find some nice discussions on calibration and other problems you
might find as you implement and test your solution.
-- excerpt from the best answer
Many wave-file editors have a vertical scale in decibels. There is no
calibration or reference measurements, just a simple calculation:
dB = 20 * log10(amplitude)
The amplitude in this case is expressed as a number between 0 and 1, where
1 represents the maximum amplitude in the sound file. For example, if you
have a 16 bit sound file, the amplitude can go as high as 32767. So you
just divide the sample by 32767. (We work with absolute values, positive
numbers only.) So if you have a wave that peaks at 14731, then:
amplitude = 14731 / 32767
= 0.44
dB = 20 * log10(0.44)
= -7.13
--
https://stackoverflow.com/a/9812267
2021年1月4日(月) 4:21 Jeff Mangan <j...@magentatech.com>:
> I am able to open a wav file and iterate through samples of it. I am
> trying to figure out the level of sound (loud vs low talking) and I believe
> it's a matter of getting some value from the sample and then running some
> math formulas.
>
> Anyone have any ideas or references on this, prefer not some heavy
> complicated package since i just need to open the file and get the volume
> level. I tried using portaudio but it seems to be a lot more than I need,
> and was never able to get it working.
>
> My objective is to trigger an alert if a sample level is above some
> threshold, so it does not need to be accurate, I can just get a sample
> sound, get the level for that, and then if the level is above that trigger
> the alert.
>
> Much appreciated any help, thanks.
>
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