Spek (IPA: /spɛk/, ‘bacon’ in Dutch) helps to analyse your audio files by showing their spectrogram.
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| Spek showing the spectrogram of a FLAC file. | The same file encoded as a 320kbps MP3. | 320kbps transcoded to -V2 MP3. Don't do that! |
Spek 0.2 for Windows (x86 MSI installer, 1x.x MiB, MD5:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Spek 0.2 for GNU/Linux (source code tar.bz2, 0.yy MiB, MD5:yyyyyyyyyyyyy)
To install on Windows just download and double-click the MSI installer. After asking a few questions, Spek will install automatically.
To build and run on GNU/Linux:
$ tar -xjvf spek-0.2.tar.bz2 $ cd spek-0.2 $ ./configure $ make $ src/spek
Or `sudo make install` to have it installed.
Requirements: GTK+ ≥ 2.14, GStreamer ≥ 0.10.17 (including gst-plugins-base and gst-plugins-good). For MP3 support you also need gst-plugins-ugly.
Features planned for the 1.0 release:
Spek is free and open source software licensed under GNU GPLv3. The project is written in Vala, the code is hosted on Gitorious.
Patches are very much welcome and can be sent by email or as Gitorious merge requests.
Report bugs and request new features by editing this wiki page or by email.
Spek is maintained by Alexander Kojevnikov, you can contact him by email.