At least you get the audio all the way though. Several things from
Glastonbury were full of audio drop-outs. It was most noticeable on the Pet
Shop Boys set.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00syz40
Mind you all the BBC Three coverage from Glasto was labelled as 6 Music
TV, as you can see.
On
Christopher Woods wrote:
I posted a while back asking about why iPlayer videos start loud then get
quieter a few seconds later...
A Normalisation stage post encoding ?
Obviously that won't help where the 'correction' is made within the
programme.
Grandmother, Eggs, How to suck ?
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Christopher Woods wrote:
I
Unless I'm (quite possibly) misunderstanding you here David, I think he was
just highlighting a valid issue.
Jim
On 9 Jul 2010, at 09:33, David Tomlinson wrote:
Christopher Woods wrote:
I posted a while back asking about why iPlayer videos start loud then get
quieter a few seconds later...
Jim Tonge wrote:
Unless I'm (quite possibly) misunderstanding you here David, I think he was
just highlighting a valid issue.
I wasn't trying to be critical of anyone, just making a suggestion,
while well aware that the BBC has people with far more expertise in this
area than I.
I wasn't
I wasn't aware that Christopher [Woods] works for the BBC
...Neither was I ;-) I think I misinterpreted context of your comment,
didn't notice the tongue in cheek second line (sorry!) Hopefully it's
something relatively simple to fix and it's just an overeager preset
default... Hardly the end of
At the risk of making things worse, normalisation is a technical term,
perhaps the correct term I was looking for is replay gain.
The BBC 'normalises' it's output to ensure everything is at the same
apparent sound level (relative to other output).
I was suggesting that some sort of
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replay_Gain
No native support is available for Amarok 1, but a Replay Gain script
is available for Amarok's script manager. As it is an external script,
however, there will be a slight lag between the start of a track and the
volume adjustment. This is
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