BPS counting with sound analyzing...

[Cow123]

I know people have done this, but where do you get the program to do this? (free, legal programs) I searched, but since I didn't know any of the terms, I couldn't really find anything.

Thanks.

[nevtangle]

I know people have done this, but where do you get the program to do this? (free, legal programs) I searched, but since I didn't know any of the terms, I couldn't really find anything.

Thanks.

Any type of waveform editor that shows the waveform will work. Try searching for waveform editor. I use ProTools and make a 1 second selection then count the transients (spikes) to give you the BPS.

[Cow123]

Thanks. Do you know how I would mesure the sound in a .MPG file? It seems that all the waveform editors I can find want sound files. Is there a way to split the sound from the .MPG?

[aqua_scummm]

audacity is the best free tool I have used, but it's been a few years, so I don't remember it too well

[p8ntbal4me]

I use Gold Wave,.... it works pretty well for me.

[Automagsam]

audacity is the best free tool I have used, but it's been a few years, so I don't remember it too well

Yeah audacity will work with that, I use it all the time.

[buzzboy]

Thanks. Do you know how I would mesure the sound in a .MPG file? It seems that all the waveform editors I can find want sound files. Is there a way to split the sound from the .MPG?

I use a program called ffmpegx. It separates the sound from the video of most types of video files and it converts all kinds of other things.