{"package_name":"com.quaap.audiometer","name":"AudioMeter","summary":"A simple VU-style audio meter","category":"Multimedia","icon_url":"/api/icon/com.quaap.audiometer","latest_version_code":3,"latest_version_name":"1.2","apk_url":"/api/apk/com.quaap.audiometer","apk_size":1674758,"apk_sha256":"fc9c949a707d7a670484c66524781b95d8509e37be9ea249ba63b24aeb6c2506","source_kind":"fdroid-repo","repo_slug":"fdroid-main","last_updated":1779371403,"release_timestamp":1480464000,"description":"A simple VU-style audio meter.  You can choose from several formulas to allow\nthe meter to work in low- and high-noise level enviromnents.\n\nI noticed there was no audio meter in F-Droid, so I thought I'd build one.\n\nThe app offers a few ways to calculate the audio level to display:\n\n* dBFS: Decibels relative to Full Scale.\n* RMS: Root Mean Square. This is arguable the most correct, but it is a little insensitive at low volumes.\n* LogRMS: Natural log of RMS: My first attempt to even out the scale. It's a little too sensitive to noisy mics.\n* SqrtRMS: Squareroot of RMS: My second attempt to even out RMS: it seems to works best.\n* Max: Simply find the loudest bit of each sample. Most responsive, but will peg the scale on noisey places.\n* Avg: Simple average of the sound.","categories":["Multimedia"]}