BS FAG for Windows

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Key Details of BS FAG

Fix audio gain in video files to proper volume level with sound clipping prevention.
Last updated on September 6, 2024
There have been 1 updates
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Developer’s Description

By Broto Suseno

Fix audio gain in video files to proper volume level with sound clipping prevention.

BS FAG will fix audio gain in video files to volume level 89 dB withclipping prevention. Uses FFmpeg (LGPL) and mp3gain (Freeware). Similar original audio specification will be applied unless customizedin options. Refer to FFmpeg documentation for optional audioparameters. Do not define audio format.Now it allows custom volume level and clipping control.Be aware: Audio will be converted to MP3 before fixing.Tested on 3GP, AVI, FLV, MOV, MP4, MPG, WMV.

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GENERAL

Release: November 17, 2013

Latest update: September 6, 2024

Version: 2.4

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 2003
Windows 7
Windows XP
Windows 10
Windows Server
Windows Vista
Windows 8

Additional Requirements: Requires FFmpeg and mp3gain. Included in installation.

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4.5/5

2 User Votes

GREAT But Missing A Couple Things.....
PC_HamsterSeptember 20, 2013
Pros
GREAT But.....
Cons
.....Needs TWO things 1). The ability to CHOOSE the gain level (I prefer 96 db rather than 89 db) 2). The option to save a video AS A VIDEO (Since I'm ONLY changing the audio, the video portion shouldn't be impacted if saved in the same format, screen resolution, frame rate, etc)
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I prefer 96 db rather than 89 db & I'm ONLY changing the audio, the video portion shouldn't be impacted if saved in the same format, screen resolution, frame rate, etc. Given this, I don't think these improvement ideas are that far-fetched. Hopefully they will come to pass? If they do, this program has the potential to be the video answer to MP3Gain (Found elsewhere on Download.com)