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Latest about loudness

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AES Dials In on Dialogue Intelligibility

By Mike Demenchuk Published

Audio Group’s updated loudness website tackles issues around hard-to-hear audio across broadcast, streaming

Audio
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ATSC Updates Industry Audio Loudness Guidance

By George Winslow Published

Revision to A/85 Recommended Practice expands the guidance beyond traditional television to address today's hybrid broadcast and streaming environment

Standards
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FCC’s Carr Calls for New Spectrum Auction for First Responders

By Tom Butts Published

New chair’s plans for first commission meeting will also address TV loudness

FCC
AES
AES Broadcast Committee to Meet in N.Y.

By RW Staff Published

Open meeting will be held during the AES Show

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U.K Film, TV School Relies On NUGEN Software Tools For Audio Education

By Phil Kurz Published

The National Film and Television School is using the company’s VisLM, ISL and LM-Correct.

Case Studies
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The Effects of New Formats on Loudness

By Jay Yeary Published

The face of television audio has developed some interesting new wrinkles since we last looked at loudness—namely, immersive audio, objectbased audio and audio for personal devices.

Opinion
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Measuring Content for CALM Compliance

By Jay Yeary Published

The CALM Act is nothing new, especially to those who have been working on loudness management for years.

Opinion
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The Role of Real-Time Processors in Loudness Metering and Correction

By Mary C. Gruszka Published

Opinion
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File-Based Loudness Processors

By Mary C. Gruszka Published

File-based loudness processing, as one might expect, operates on audio files, either standalone, or extracted from an audio/video file such as MXF.

Opinion
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Implementing Loudness Processing

By Mary C. Gruszka Published

How do file-based and real-time loudness processors fit into an overall facility audio system?

Opinion
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