NOW! 12-13 - Telos
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LINEAR ACOUSTIC | LOUDNESS MANAGERS<br />
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AERO.file<br />
AUDIO/LOUDNESS MANAGER<br />
AERO.ile ® brings proven audio technologies developed by<br />
Linear Acoustic to the ile-based domain. Developed in part-<br />
nership with Radiant Grid Technologies, AERO.ile eliminates<br />
the need for custom hardware and integrates audio processes<br />
into existing systems and worklows.<br />
Tools can be used for ingest, managing existing libraries, conform-<br />
ing content for different playout services, or any combination.<br />
In the TV audio process, upmixing and loudness range control<br />
tools have proven most effective in the ile domain. Advanced<br />
RadiantGrid transmuxing and transwrapping enables the audio<br />
WHEN SIMPLE SCALING IS NOT ENOUGH<br />
Whether anchor-based such as with Dolby Dialogue Intelligence TM<br />
or overall average with the relative gating methods of EBU<br />
R<strong>12</strong>8, scaling aligns the anchor or overall average of content.<br />
This can easily be imagined when considering how to match a<br />
commercial advertisement with a program illed with dialogue<br />
and explosions - what do you match with what?<br />
Sometimes programs have a loudness range, that while appro-<br />
essence to be extracted from a host of popular ile wrappers,<br />
measured, scaled, and processed, then re-wrapped without<br />
disturbing other video or data essences.<br />
AERO.ile supports WAV, AIFF, MPEG 1 Layer II, MP3, AAC, ACELP,<br />
WMA, AMR and uses SurCode for Dolby ® Digital, Dolby Digital<br />
Plus and Dolby E encoding and decoding.<br />
Operator controls are simpliied to choices of loudness target,<br />
whether to use 2-channel to 5.1 channel upmixing and whether<br />
to use loudness range control.<br />
priate for a movie theatre or a premium channel, is challenging<br />
to re-purpose for delivery on other channels and especially<br />
mobile services.<br />
This is where sophisticated loudness range management techniques<br />
can be employed. Once scaling is applied to the program,<br />
the job of loudness range control (LRC) is dramatically<br />
simpliied and the effects are minimized.