On Tue, 8 Apr 2008, Jonathan Woithe wrote:
> Hi
>
>>>> jack_capture
>>>> :
>>>> *Added the --meterbridge / -mb option, which automatically
>>>> starts Steve Harris' meterbridge (http://plugin.org.uk/meterbridge/)
>>>> and constantly connects them to the same ports as jack_capture
>>>> is connected to.
>>>
>>> Nice - this will save me the hassle of starting meterbridge manually when
>>> setting up for recording and having to make sure that meterbridge's channels
>>> actually match jack_capture's channels.
>>
>> Do you need an option to select a different
>> meter type than "vu" when starting meterbridge?
>
> It would probably be nice. The VUs look good but they take up a fair amount
> of real estate and trying to monitor 8 at once can be a bit tricky. In
> addition, one can miss clipping with a VU (although this can be addressed to
> a point with the addition of a clip indicator). I normally use "dpm" for my
> purposes. However, everyone has their own preferences and different
> situations call for different metering, so an option to select this is
> probably the way to go.
>
>> Also, have you looked at the new default built-in console "vu" meter? I
>> personally think its more than good enough.
>
> I haven't yet since I'm away from my audio computer. I intended to check it
> out though since it sounds interesting.
>
>> I wasn't sure whether I should show a dB meter, or just show the linear
>> float 0.0-1.0 value. Since I'm more used to pure float, and that it was
>> straight forward to implement, I chose the latter, but maybe someone
>> really would prefer a dB meter instead?
>
> Personally I'd prefer a dB value since that's what I'm used to dealing with.
> Again, having an option to select between linear float and dB would keep
> everyone happy.
>
Yeah, it makes sense. I stole some code from meterbridge to convert from
linear to dB, and have just uploaded jack_capture V0.9.12, which also contains
an option to change meterbridge meter type.
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