Added switch for non weighted Leq.

diff --git a/leqm-nrt.c b/leqm-nrt.c
index 03d4e5976e3ff181c84e259e106bc19631417ddb..06faf4197f23fe8c0febf24768f504ef0340acb3 100644 (file)
--- a/leqm-nrt.c
+++ b/leqm-nrt.c
@@ -118,6 +118,7 @@ int main(int argc, const char ** argv)
        double * shorttermaveragedarray;
        int numbershortperiods;
        int parameterstate = 0;
+       int leqnw = 0;
        // This is a requirement of sndfile library, do not forget it.
 
        memset(&sfinfo, 0, sizeof(sfinfo));
@@ -216,6 +217,14 @@ int main(int argc, const char ** argv)
             printf("Leq(M)10 data will be logged in the file leqmlog.txt\n");
             continue;
        
+      }
+
+                                     if (strcmp(argv[in], "-leqnw") == 0) {
+               leqnw = 1;
+            in++;
+            printf("Leq(nW) - unweighted -  will be outputted.\n");
+            continue;
+       
       }
 
                                        if (strcmp(argv[in], "-buffersize") == 0) {
@@ -470,7 +479,9 @@ int main(int argc, const char ** argv)
  // mean of scalar sum over duration
  
  meanoverduration(totsum);
+ if (leqnw) {
  printf("Leq(noW): %.4f\n", totsum->rms); // Leq(no Weighting)
+ }
  printf("Leq(M): %.4f\n", totsum->leqm);
 
   if(timing) {
@@ -868,10 +879,8 @@ int meanoverduration(struct Sum * oldsum) {
    oldsum->leqm = 20*log10(oldsum->cmean) + 110.600;//  
      // and this must be right because M filter is -5.6 @ 1k Hz that is -25.6 dBFS and to have 85.0 as reference level we must add 25.56 + 85.00 that is 110.6 dB.
    //this value is obtained calibrating with a -20 dBFS Dolby Tone (RMS) I think this is correct
-     // + 113.6191; //this value is obtained calibrating with a -20 dBFS Dolby Tone
    //But ISO 21727:2004(E) ask for a reference level "measured using an average responding meter". So reference level is not 0.707, but 0.637 = 2/pi
-   //But this is only approximate as you should use a separate calibration according to the Dolby Format. Also for SW
-   //the tone should be 100Hz
+   //This is only approximate as you should use a separate calibration according to the Dolby Format. Also for SW the tone should be 100Hz (?)
 
 return 0;
 }