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VLevel 0.5 README
What is VLevel?
VLevel is a tool to amplify the soft parts of music so you don't
have to fiddle with the volume control. It looks ahead a few
seconds, so it can change the volume gradually without ever
clipping. Because the volume is changed gradually, "dynamic
contrast" is preserved.
How do I install VLevel?
See the file INSTALL. For the impatient: "sudo make install".
How do I use VLevel?
VLevel is a filter, meaning you pipe raw data to it, and it outputs
the leveled data. For example:
vlevel-bin < in.cdda > out.cdda
There are options to control the length of the look-ahead buffer,
the strength of the effect, and the maximum amplification, as well
as the format of the raw data. Type "vlevel-bin --help" for
details.
VLevel also works as a LADSPA plugin. See http://www.ladspa.org for
a lists of hosts that VLevel can plug into.
What other features are planed?
A Ruby cross-platform GUI drag-n-drop converter that uses SOX.
Can I distribute VLevel?
Please do. VLevel is licenced under the LGPL, for more information,
see the COPYING file.
Where can I get more info?
There is documentation in the docs directory. News, new versions,
contact info, help, and more are available from the website:
http://vlevel.sourceforge.net