Modify loudness report #166
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dericed
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Jul 31, 2017
Change names of loudness variables to reflect output values. Oh, and also make it so it isn’t broken.
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Made suggested changes as well as fixed general brokenness (not sure why I thought that was working in the first place!) Before merge, please test on your end and see if I missed something (as well as the email report as I am having trouble testing that on this machine for some reason). |
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Makes email reports from ingestfile report post normalization loudness info.
I have been able to test this to the point of seeing that normalizaton is happening correctly and that the correct metadata is being stored in the capture log, however, there is something wrong with email reporting on my system. This could probably benefit from some testing on a CUNY setup, but I think it works.