Description
This tool analyzes screenshots of YouTube’s ‘Stats for nerds’ overlay to extract and interpret volume normalization data. Using OCR technology, it scans images for loudness metrics and decibel (dB) readings to determine how a video’s audio relates to YouTube’s target reference levels. It can identify whether audio is being compressed to meet loudness standards or if it remains below the reference threshold. Additionally, the tool can detect the audio codecs present in the data, such as Opus, AAC, or Dolby Digital. This is useful for video editors, audio engineers, and content creators who want to verify how their uploaded content is being processed and normalized by YouTube’s playback algorithms.
