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Re: Advanced Limiter

Reply #50 –
Quote from: Peter on
Bug fixed for the next foobar2000 update, thanks for reporting.

Hi Peter, I didn't see anything about it in changelog for 1.3.15 beta 1, but I assume it will be in Final ver. right?

Re: Advanced Limiter

Reply #51 –
Changelogs don't always mention everything. The issue is fixed in the beta.

Re: Advanced Limiter

Reply #52 –
I'm just wondering if the Advanced Limiter was fixed or if the fixed version hasn't made it way to the foobar2000 installation yet?

It's the same sort of scan as in the opening post. foobar2000 1.3.15. It still seems to be lowering the volume/peak levels marginally when it probably shouldn't.

Cheers.

PS Is the Advance Limiter included in "standard DSP array" under components? I ask as it's the same version number since foobar2000 1.3.13 (version 1.3.1).

Re: Advanced Limiter

Reply #53 –
The issue is fixed according to all my tests. The peak numbers in your screenshot look like you are converting a 24 or 32-bit file into a 16-bit file and experience rounding.

Re: Advanced Limiter

Reply #54 –
Whoops, you're correct and I'm an idiot. It was the auto-dithering. I was converting MP3s to flac and I forgot to disable it.
It's odd, and probably just coincidence, that with dithering enabled and the advanced limiter in the chain, the peaks ended up lower each time I tested (only two or three times).

With dithering disabled the md5 was the same, with and without the advanced limiter.

Cheers.