[mpx]
file_a=Test_03_DSPXtreme.flac
file_b=Test_03_Vorsis_AP2000.flac
file_c=Test_06_222-TexarAudioPrism-XT2-8100.flac
file_d=Test_06_8500.flac
file_e=Test_07_BreakawayBroadcast_Full.flac
file_f=Test_10_Omnia6ex.flac

offset_a=00:00:01.000
offset_b=00:00:01.000
offset_e=00:00:13.950
offset_f=00:00:13.950

length=00:03:38.450


; The recordings were done in realtime, so the levels aren't perfectly calibrated.
; In order to preserve the recordings exactly as they happened at the meetdag, no modification
; has been made to the files (other than trimming silence at the beginning/end.
; Instead, compensation gain is applied as specified below.
; The gain values below were calculated based on the overshoots of each recording.

; The gain is applied as the file is read, *before* the modulation monitor, scope etc.
; Thus, cheating is not possible. Playback gain (post mpx decoding / analysis) is *not* adjustable
; per-file in MpxTool.

; Gain is linear, and calculated as follows: 4096 is no gain/no attenuation (unity gain, 0dB).
; Example, file overshoots to 108%
; 100 / 108 = 0.9259
; 0.9259 = 3793
; Thus, gain_x=3793 will make the file peak at 100%, without having to alter the recording.


; By the way, the 8100 recording is WAY too hot (114% peak!)
; but let's allow it 10% extra, and only count 104%. let's call it the grandfather clause!
; Many 8100's were used with composite clippers which would eliminate the overshoot
; with minimal distortion penalty, as the overshoots are very brief.

gain_a=4015
gain_b=4015
gain_c=3938
gain_d=4055
gain_e=4096
gain_f=3864




samplerate=192000