Verify game audio against MogG references using identity, rate, and distortion metrics.
npx skills add https://github.com/freeqaz/rb3 --skill audio-verify
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: audio-verify Source: https://github.com/freeqaz/rb3/tree/main/.claude/skills/audio-verify Command: npx skills add https://github.com/freeqaz/rb3 --skill audio-verify
Prove the audio the game plays is the SAME audio as the source song AND is played CORRECTLY (right pitch/speed, not clipped/noise/silent). Decrypts+decodes the source mogg into a ground-truth reference, captures the game output headless, then measures identity (mix-robust chroma cross-correlation + Chromaprint fingerprint), playback rate, and distortion. Use after any audio change (mixer, limiter, resampler, decode, gain) to confirm the right song still plays correctly, or to investigate an audio-fidelity report.
Capture a headless gameplay clip and run the verifier to compare it against the ground-truth reference.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Verify captured game audio against a MogG reference by decrypting and decoding the source into a ground-truth track, then comparing identity, playback rate, and distortion metrics. The process outputs clear MATCH, DEGRADED, or WRONG-SIGNAL verdicts to confirm audio fidelity.
Check game audio playback pitch and clipping by capturing a headless output clip and running automated comparison against a decoded reference. The analysis measures mix-robust chroma cross-correlation and Chromaprint fingerprints to detect pitch shifts, speed errors, and distortion.
Yes, you need ffmpeg, Chromaprint, and Python 3 to run audio verification headlessly. These dependencies are required to decode the source MogG, generate the ground-truth reference, and compute the identity, rate, and distortion metrics for comparison.
The best way to investigate an audio fidelity report after a mixer or resampler change is to capture a headless gameplay clip and run an automated verifier. This compares the output against a ground-truth reference to identify if the signal is degraded, wrong, or matching.
Yes, audio verification supports both gameplay and preview section captures. The tool operates on native headless captures as well as web captures, computing identity and distortion metrics across both sections to ensure the correct song plays without clipping or speed alterations.
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