Audio Fake Detector PRO

[ngs428]

Can you attach the log recorded in the ~Report folder?
Actually, since I don't have 88.2 kHz audio files, I couldn't establish completely reliable thresholds.
Generally, an album can have some tracks that are clean and others that are fake if they contain lossy material, even if they come from CDs.

I DM'd a file.

 

[Alessandro Comito]

I DM'd a file.

Thanks for the Excel/CSV work. However, to actually fix the 88.2 kHz threshold issue, I need to see the raw data analysis for those specific tracks.

The CSV unfortunately strips out the granular data (cutoff, slope, ratio per segment) that I need to recalibrate the logic. Could you please provide the content of the ~Report .log file?

If the log file is too big to upload, please just send me the lines related to the 88.2 kHz tracks. That raw data is exactly what I need to tune the engine properly!

 

[mcochris]

Not a fake detector, but a similar audio quality tool:

https://www.audiosciencereview.com/...en-source-audio-metrics-tool-for-linux.71176/

 

[SlowJim]

Pro tip for anyone just discovering this amazing tool as I have: delete all your replaygain files first. I use foobar2000 to add replaygain to my flac files and it generates a bunch of hidden files, which this tool gets hung up on. I tried Fakin' The Funk in the past but it gave me a ton of false positives.