DeliveryQC Beta

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Loudness & true-peak compliance for streaming & broadcast delivery

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  1. Drop a WAVMono up to a 7.1.4 Dolby Atmos bed. Feature-length files are read in place, however large.
  2. Pick the layout and specNetflix, Disney+, Apple, EBU R128 and 18 more
  3. Analyzemeasurements, a pass/fail verdict, plots and a PDF report

Delivery specs it checks against

Pick one in the tool above and your file is measured against it. Targets come from each platform's published delivery specification.

  • Amazon Studios
  • Apple Film/Video (Atmos)
  • Apple Music (Immersive)
  • Apple Podcasts
  • ARIB TR-B32
  • ATSC A/85 (Dialog)
  • ATSC A/85 (Full Mix)
  • Disney (A85)
  • Disney (Stereo)
  • Disney (Surround)
  • EBU R128
  • EBU R128 s1
  • GY/T 282-2014
  • Hulu
  • Netflix (5.1 / 2.0)
  • Netflix (Atmos)
  • OP-59
  • Paramount
  • Paramount (Atmos)
  • Paramount (EBU R128)
  • UMG (Atmos)
  • Warner Bros. Discovery

Delivering to Netflix? Their specs, explained in full.

Measurements you can trust

Every file is measured for program and dialog-gated loudness, loudness range, maximum momentary and short-term loudness, and maximum true peak, with format checks on sample rate, bit depth and channel layout, and advisory checks for DC offset, silent or mis-routed channels and L/R phase correlation. The glossary defines each of them, and every measurement name in your results links straight to its entry.

DeliveryQC runs on MeterPlugs' professional ITU-R BS.1770 / EBU R128 metering engine — the same DSP behind our loudness plugins. It is validated against the published compliance test signals, ITU-R BS.2217 and EBU Tech 3341 / 3342, matching the specified targets within tolerance for every layout this tool supports. Dialog-gated loudness uses Dolby Dialogue Intelligence — the speech-gating method the platforms specify, not an approximation.

Private by design

Analysis runs entirely in your browser — your audio is never uploaded to a server. We do collect anonymized metrics such as the resulting loudness, true-peak and duration for usage analytics, but not filenames, audio, or other information that would identify you or your files. We also use standard web analytics (Google Analytics, Meta Pixel) to measure general usage, kept separate from those results; see our Privacy Policy.