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		mholm 3 months ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: California passes law to reduce volume of commerci... It's talking about the specific content being watched, right? Could a media company release a silent episode, then if any ad with noise is played on it, file suit?

Rebelgecko 3 months ago [–]

I think in the standard they use for calculating the normalized loudness (bs1770) is technically undefined for silent content

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