Levelator is a utility that is meant to help its users correct the uneven audio levels of uncompressed audio files with the WAV or AIFF extension. The application has a very simple user interface, made up of a single window with no panes, tabs or menus, where the file of interest will be dragged and dropped in order for it to be processed. The output file will be saved in the directory where the input file can be found. For distinction from the input file, its name will be automatically changed so that it ends in output.wav or output.aiff. The application is optimized for speech, hence uneven audio levels from one speaker to another can be corrected. Only audio files that are not structured on more than two channels can be leveled. The utility is fairly easy to use and it does its job fast. However, many users would probably prefer to have some control over the leveling process. For example, having the ability to select a section of the file or to make adjustments during the leveling process could be useful. Fine details such as noise reduction and equalization will be taken care of previously to using Levelator, with a different utility, which is suggested by the developers. Levelator is a piece of software created for correcting uneven audio levels of WAV and AIFF files, with a very simple user interface.
v2.1
Changes from Version 2.0.3 to 2.1.1 If an .mp4 file was submited it was reported as an .mp3 file. (Neither are accepted by The Levelator.) Attempts to Levelate compressed files (ie, other than WAV, AIFF, etc.) are now detected and reported in a more friendly manner. If the source file can't be opened (eg, due to a permissions problem) a better error message is displayed. "New Version" alerts are now displayed even for minor updates if specified on our servers. When installing a new version, the program did not always display the "news" file on first startup (OS X only). There were a variety of problems under OS X: Version 2.0.3: Audio files could not be processed on PowerPC Macs under OS X 10.4.x. (The visible error message began ""Level reports: dyld:lazy symbol binding failed: Symbol not found") Version 2.0.3: A permissions error was reported on a variety of OS X versions and configurations. Version 2.1.0: Failed on PowerPC Macs (all versions of OS X). When installing a new version, the program did not always display the "news" file on first startup (OS X only).
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