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    public static final String KEY_AAC_MAX_OUTPUT_CHANNEL_COUNT = "aac-max-output-channel_count";

    /**

     * A key describing a gain to be applied so that the output loudness matches the

     * Target Reference Level. This is typically used to normalize loudness across program items.

     * The gain is derived as the difference between the Target Reference Level and the

     * Program Reference Level. The latter can be given in the bitstream and indicates the actual

     * loudness value of the program item.

     * A key describing the Target Reference Level (Target Loudness).

     * <p>For normalizing loudness across program items, a gain is applied to the audio output so

     * that the output loudness matches the Target Reference Level. The gain is derived as the

     * difference between the Target Reference Level and the Program Reference Level (Program

     * Loudness). The latter can be given in the bitstream and indicates the actual loudness value

     * of the program item.</p>

     * <p>The Target Reference Level controls loudness normalization for both MPEG-4 DRC and

     * MPEG-D DRC.

     * <p>The value is given as an integer value between

     * 40 and 127, and is calculated as -4 * Target Reference Level in LKFS.

     * Therefore, it represents the range of -10 to -31.75 LKFS.

     * <p>For MPEG-4 DRC, a value of -1 switches off loudness normalization and DRC processing.</p>

     * <p>For MPEG-D DRC, a value of -1 switches off loudness normalization only. For DRC processing

     * options of MPEG-D DRC, see {@link #KEY_AAC_DRC_EFFECT_TYPE}</p>

     * <p>The default value on mobile devices is 64 (-16 LKFS).

     * <p>This key is only used during decoding.

     */

     * <tr><th>6</th><th>General compression</th></tr>

     * </table>

     * <p>The value -1 (Off) disables DRC processing, while loudness normalization may still be

     * active and dependent on KEY_AAC_DRC_TARGET_REFERENCE_LEVEL.<br>

     * active and dependent on {@link #KEY_AAC_DRC_TARGET_REFERENCE_LEVEL}.<br>

     * The value 0 (None) automatically enables DRC processing if necessary to prevent signal

     * clipping<br>

     * The value 6 (General compression) can be used for enabling MPEG-D DRC without particular

     * 0 and 127, which is calculated as -4 * Encoded Target Level in LKFS.

     * If the Encoded Target Level is unknown, the value can be set to -1.

     * <p>The default value is -1 (unknown).

     * <p>The value is ignored when heavy compression is used (see

     * {@link #KEY_AAC_DRC_HEAVY_COMPRESSION}).

     * <p>The value is ignored when heavy compression (see {@link #KEY_AAC_DRC_HEAVY_COMPRESSION})

     * or MPEG-D DRC is used.

     * <p>This key is only used during decoding.

     */

    public static final String KEY_AAC_ENCODED_TARGET_LEVEL = "aac-encoded-target-level";

    public static final String KEY_AAC_DRC_ATTENUATION_FACTOR = "aac-drc-cut-level";

    /**

     * A key describing the selection of the heavy compression profile for DRC.

     * Two separate DRC gain sequences can be transmitted in one bitstream: MPEG-4 DRC light

     * compression, and DVB-specific heavy compression. When selecting the application of the heavy

     * compression, one of the sequences is selected:

     * A key describing the selection of the heavy compression profile for MPEG-4 DRC.

     * <p>Two separate DRC gain sequences can be transmitted in one bitstream: light compression

     * and heavy compression. When selecting the application of the heavy compression, one of

     * the sequences is selected:

     * <ul>

     * <li>0 enables light compression,</li>

     * <li>1 enables heavy compression instead.

     * </ul>

     * Note that only light compression offers the features of scaling of DRC gains

     * Note that heavy compression doesn't offer the features of scaling of DRC gains

     * (see {@link #KEY_AAC_DRC_BOOST_FACTOR} and {@link #KEY_AAC_DRC_ATTENUATION_FACTOR} for the

     * boost and attenuation factors, and frequency-selective (multiband) DRC.

     * boost and attenuation factors), and frequency-selective (multiband) DRC.

     * Light compression usually contains clipping prevention for stereo downmixing while heavy

     * compression, if additionally provided in the bitstream, is usually stronger, and contains

     * clipping prevention for stereo and mono downmixing.