Instructions
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f_meter takes an audio file name as a command-line argument.  It also
accepts one of two control flags: /e or -g.

Windows
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The /e flag can be used to generate an output file that can be used with
Explorer and Excel to plot a graph.  To help to that, and to provide a
"drag and drop" facility, the batch file "f_meter.bat" and the shortcut
"f_meter.lnk" have been provided.

"f_meter.bat" automatically includes the "/e" flag, and puts its output
in a temporary file to be used by Explorer.

The shortcut should be adjusted to invoke f_meter.bat in the location in
which you have installed it.  Dropping an audio file onto the shortcut
should invoked the batch file and give you a web page in Explorer that
automatically uses Excel to show you the loudness results.


Mac
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On Mac OS, the Applescript file "f_meter_applescript.app" can be used
as a drag and drop target for audio files.  The applescript assumes that
the f_meter.app is in the same directory as it is.


Unix
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Under linux, "f_meter.sh" can be used to invoke the measurement
and plot the output using gnuplot.