Posted by ern on 12/15/05 23:14

Technobarbarian wrote:
> "ern" <erniedude@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1134674979.161278.327540@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
> > Anybody know a way or method or idea to...
> >
> > automatically detect sound imperfections and report them ?
> >
> > Could be using an existing program or one that I have to create...
>
> EncSpot will look for sync errors:
> http://www.guerillasoft.co.uk/encspot/index.html I found it pretty useless,
> most of the errors it finds are imperceptable to the ear or so minor as to
> be easily ignored. It's "guesses" as to the encoder used are famously
> inaccurate. The same algorithms used to clean up pops and clicks could
> probably be used to find and count them, but once you've gotten to that
> point I suspect most folks would rather clean them up than count them.
>
> TB

Thanks TB. I don't want to clean up anything. I want to count,
analyze, and know what those things are. I'll be purposely causing
them, so the point of this application is to find pops, clicks.

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