After more than ten months of work (and waiting for third-party components), I’m thrilled to announce the release of a major update to The Levelator®. Version 2.0.3 for Windows and OS X is now available for download. Some of the changes include:
- A number of improvements have been made to The Levelator’s® algorithms based on sample audio files submitted by users. Most notably is a reduction in certain unnatural volume adjustments.
- libsndfile has been updated to version 1.0.21 which has fixed the following:
- 24-bit files are now properly supported.
- Soundtrack Pro 2 .aiff files are now supported.
- Adobe Soundbooth files are now supported.
- Unicode filenames are now supported.
- Very short source files are now supported.
- You can now drag/drop and audio file onto the application icon in the OS X Dock.
- The Levelator® now verifies that it has sufficient disk space for temporary and output files before processing the source file.
- ctrl-o/cmd-o (Open File…) now works after alt-tab has been used to switch applications.
- The .ini (settings) file is now deleted during installation in order to properly refresh the ‘news’ timestamp. (Fixed in Windows version only.)
- The formatting of error reports has been improved.
- Log files are now unique on a per-user basis.
Yipeeeeeeeee! I heart the Levelator!
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Long live Levelator! Three Cheers! Hip hip. Hurrah! Hip hip. Hurrah! Hip hip. Hurrah!
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Mr. Kaye,
Is the Levelator still a product? Is there a command line interface now? Per your post here did you integrate the leveler with audacity? What is the current homepage of the product?
– Ross
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The Levelator still lives at http://www.conversationsnetwork.org/levelator. It will likely never have a command-line interface, but not because anyone is withholding one. It’s just that the parameters to the algorithm aren’t related to how one normally thinks of theses things. Re Audacity, I don’t believe anyone has integrated it in any way.
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