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EBU R128 stream
2026

EBU R128 stream

I developed an EBU R128 compliant audio streaming solution to ensure consistent loudness levels across broadcast content. This project focused on implementing real-time audio normalization standards for professional broadcasting environments.

YEAR
2026
The Brief

Broadcasting networks needed a reliable system to maintain consistent audio loudness levels across different content sources, as mandated by EBU R128 standards. I had to address the technical complexity of real-time loudness measurement and correction while maintaining audio quality and minimizing latency.

01

Broadcast audio chaos meets regulation.

Broadcasting networks needed a reliable system to maintain consistent audio loudness levels across different content sources, as mandated by EBU R128 standards. I had to address the technical complexity of real-time loudness measurement and correction while maintaining audio quality and minimizing latency.

02

Real-time compliance, zero compromise.

I designed a streaming architecture that integrates EBU R128 loudness metering with real-time audio processing capabilities. I implemented algorithms for continuous loudness monitoring and developed automated gain adjustment mechanisms that comply with broadcast regulations while preserving audio integrity.

03

Standards first, streaming second.

I began by researching EBU R128 specifications and analyzing existing broadcast workflow requirements. I then developed the core loudness measurement algorithms, integrated them with streaming protocols, and conducted extensive testing with various audio content types to ensure compliance and performance standards.

04

Sub-10ms latency, perfect compliance.

The solution successfully maintained EBU R128 compliance across all streamed content with less than 10ms processing latency. I gained deep expertise in broadcast audio standards and real-time audio processing, while delivering a system that streamlined the client's compliance workflow and reduced manual audio engineering overhead.

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