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Reference Audio File Structure

The Reference Audio files typically have a structure such as listed in the example below. Such a file structure provides known variations in amplitude and frequency that enable a variety of measurements including the detection of changes to amplitude, frequency, and duration (lost audio, substituted audio).

  • Test ID segment
  • a 300 Hz tone segment at -12 dBFS for 100 ms
  • a 600 Hz tone segment at 0 dBFS (full amplitude) for 50 ms
  • a dual tone segment consisting of equal amplitude 880 and 240 Hz tones at -6 dBFS below maximum for 200 ms
  • a silence segment for 100 ms
  • 600 Hz tone segment which fades out over 100 ms