This release makes the meter more accurate — exactly where an R128 check looks. Verified against the official EBU test material: every test signal in EBU Tech 3341 and Tech 3342 that applies to a stereo meter is met — at every sample rate from 32 to 192 kHz. Mono measured correctly: A single-channel source such as the iPhone microphone was counted twice and read 3 LU too loud. Fixed. True peak with 8x oversampling: The error on inter-sample peaks drops from up to 2.0 dB to below 0.2 dB. Momentary and short-term on a 5 ms grid: Brief peaks are now captured that could previously fall between measurement blocks. Unchanged speed on long programmes: The computational load no longer depends on measurement duration — after eight hours the app measures as calmly as after five minutes. Loudness bars on the EBU +9 scale: twice the resolution around the target, and the scale follows the selected profile. True-peak limit per profile: EBU R128 −1 dBTP, ATSC A/85 and Free TV OP-59 −2 dBTP, and −3 dBTP for podcast, YouTube and audiobook, following the EBU recommendation for material that still passes through a codec. Max true peak stays on screen with an OVER indicator — a brief overshoot can no longer slip past you. A new line shows input, channel count and sample rate. Measurement keeps running while the screen is locked. A denied microphone permission is explained, and one tap takes you to Settings. New pegelWERK look.

New name: loudness METER (formerly broadcast METER mini) with a new app icon. New: profile picker for loudness targets — EBU R128 (−23), Podcast (−16), YouTube & streaming (−14), audiobook (−18) and international broadcast standards for the US, Japan & Australia (−24 LKFS). Target line, colour zones and LU readout follow the selected profile.

Minor improvements and updates.

New pegelWERK brand identity with refreshed app icon and splash screen. Renamed to "broadcast METER mini".

Refreshed App Store presentation.

Updated app icon to match the new SATK design.