App Idea

[jaytuu]

I was wondering if there would be a way to make an app to measure noise levels???

[tmz]

Hope this Helps Thanks T M Z

Noise Tracker is a windows mobile freeware to measure the loudness by taking an audio sample and calculating its mean average. The black bars are the mean values and the current wave is drawn in blue. Don’t know yet what a real use case for this app could be. Anyway, hope someone will find it useful. Tested on a wm6 prof. device.

With ‘Scale’ the bars drawing height of the bars can be changed.
With ‘Rate (ms)’ the length (in milliseconds) of the audio sample can be changed.

http://www.1800pocketpc.com/2008/12/...pocket-pc.html

[hibby50]

thats pretty funky

[tmz]

Originally Posted by hibby50

thats pretty funky

It's pretty cool, works good .

[madcook]

i should try this at work its real dang loud there i work in an injection mold plant

[rainfreak]

Originally Posted by salisburyl

i should try this at work its real dang loud there i work in an injection mold plant

Why would anyone want to inject mold into a plant?

[rdavidsmith]

Originally Posted by salisburyl

i should try this at work its real dang loud there i work in an injection mold plant

I did that in college i wanna shoot myself just thinking about those little pellets and that smell of hot plastic

[Devileyezz]

Unless you're a noise inspector, I don't see how I'd use this on a day to day basis.

[phreaq]

I would think the cells mic is the weak chain in this link. To properly measure sound you need good equipment that can record/play back the full sprecturm of sound.

I don't believe the mic in my HTC diamond has a level frequency response curve, thus, distorting the output