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This frontend for ffmpeg batch analyzes audio files for Peak levels, peak and total RMS, and DC offset. Much faster than a typical audio editor with a statistics plugin, which first loads the file while generating a picture, then scans it a second time to find the statistics. This program does it all in one fell swoop, thus half the time. What's more, it was designed specifically for set and forget batch operation. The end product is a text file with the same filename as each audio file, in the same folder.

mp3guessenc is based upon the original project by Naoki Shibata. This command line utility was born to detect the encoder used for a mpeg layer III file but now it can do more and scan any mpeg audio file (any layer) and print a LOT of useful information. Latest modifications include fixes, new features and code optimizations.

WaveShop is an audio editor for Windows XP/Vista/7/8. Unlike many similar apps, WaveShop is bit-perfect, meaning samples aren't altered unless they need to be. Editing a portion of an audio file only affects that portion; the rest of the file is untouched. Blocks of audio can be cut and pasted without changing their contents at all. This is especially useful for patching a finished master without corrupting its dither.

Can detect digitalizing errors (like silences, saturations and identical samples) in audio files (wav). Scan audio files for statistics like the peak value.

mp3_check helps to identify in explicit detail MP3s that do not correctly follow the MP3 format. It also looks for invalid frame headers, missing frames, etc., and generates useful statistics. This can be useful when building a high-quality mp3 archive...