Strangelove424
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I have been trying to get the Dynamic Range Meter plugin working in Foobar for a while. The plugin gives me this message and then shuts down:
This foobar2000 component has an expiration date set to 1 September 2011. Around this date the Pleasurize Music Foundation has planned an update for the Dynamic Range Meters and the foobar2000 component. These releases will have an updated algorithm for the DR metering. Please update this component. The latest information can be found on the website www.pleasurizemusic.com.
Anyone know how to get it working? There are download links for a standalone app (see below), but none of those links seem to work. I have seen semi-recent forum posts mentioning this plugin, so think there must a way to get it working, but I have not found anything in my searches. In the process of searching, I noticed there were a number of discussions on inaccurate results with the plugin, which though concerning, doesn't stop me from wanting to try it. If you are unfamiliar with this plugin, it basically measures dynamic range in db for a song or album, and is the source of the dynamic range levels from this site: http://dr.loudness-war.info/ The plugin itself also measures peaks, so it is extremely handy.
http://www.pleasurizemusic.com/free-downloads
http://www.kvraudio.com/product/tt_dynamic_range_meter_by_pleasurize_music_foundation
http://www.pleasurizemusic.com/
This foobar2000 component has an expiration date set to 1 September 2011. Around this date the Pleasurize Music Foundation has planned an update for the Dynamic Range Meters and the foobar2000 component. These releases will have an updated algorithm for the DR metering. Please update this component. The latest information can be found on the website www.pleasurizemusic.com.
Anyone know how to get it working? There are download links for a standalone app (see below), but none of those links seem to work. I have seen semi-recent forum posts mentioning this plugin, so think there must a way to get it working, but I have not found anything in my searches. In the process of searching, I noticed there were a number of discussions on inaccurate results with the plugin, which though concerning, doesn't stop me from wanting to try it. If you are unfamiliar with this plugin, it basically measures dynamic range in db for a song or album, and is the source of the dynamic range levels from this site: http://dr.loudness-war.info/ The plugin itself also measures peaks, so it is extremely handy.
http://www.pleasurizemusic.com/free-downloads
http://www.kvraudio.com/product/tt_dynamic_range_meter_by_pleasurize_music_foundation
http://www.pleasurizemusic.com/