You’re bringing the grandchildren to see your favorite professional sports team take on the league leaders. Will the roar of the crowd be enough to warrant wearing ear protection? Or maybe you’ve hired a local band to play outside at your daughter’s graduation party. Is the music too loud for your guests and the neighbors?

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Fortunately, you don’t need to rely on your best judgment in order to know the answer. Thanks to modern technology, your smartphone can determine if your environment exposes you to harmful noises that may cause permanent or temporary noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL).

Check out these highly rated smartphone decibel meter apps:

Apps for both Android and iOS

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iTunes rating: 4.6 stars, free, offers in-app purchases
Google Play rating: 4 stars, $3.99

This highly-rated, free app turns your smartphone into a pre-calibrated, accurate and easily portable sound level meter. It has a standard measurement range from 30 to 130 dB. It boasts many features for measuring the intensity of sound around you built into a nicely-designed, intuitive user interface.

SPL Meter

iTunes rating: 4.3 stars, $.99, offers in-app purchases
Google Play rating: 4.6 stars, free

This professional-grade sound level meter is measured after a traditional sound press level (SPL) meter, including ballistics, ranges, filters and decay rates. It uses your device’s microphone to detect sound and convert it into a SPL value. The app comes pre-calibrated for most mobile devices but can be adjusted to match professional calibrated meters. The universal app can be shared on all devices. A simple color-coded display indicates safe (green) and dangerous (red) hearing levels.

Too Noisy Pro

iTunes rating: 4 stars, $4.99

This easy-to-use app is built specifically for measuring noise levels in environments where there are groups of children. Teachers can use the Too Noisy app to keep watch on the sound levels in the classrooms and control the noise level. The interface is simple and designed so children will respond to it, graphically displaying noise levels in a fun and engaging way. Teachers and other childcare workers can adjust the sensitivity of the app to cater to louder activities and sudden noises with the sensitivity and dampening sliders.

Apps for iOS only

NIOSH Sound Level Meter

iTunes rating: 4.5 stars
Free

Developed by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), this app is exclusive to iPhone and is a useful tool for anyone working in noisy environments. It can raise employees' awareness about the noise levels in their workplace, help them make informed decisions about their hearing health and determine when hearing protection is necessary. Researchers can also use the app to collect data about noise exposure.

SPLnFFT Noise Meter

iTunes rating: 4.7 stars
$3.99

Designed by a signal processing expert, the advanced features on this app for iOS devices include a frequency analyzer, frequency meter, test signal generator and dosimeter. A simple interface displays the level of exposure using color—orange or red indicates dangerous levels where hearing protection is required. The app is recommended by the Laborers Health and Safety Fund of North America.

Apps for Android only

Sound Meter Pro

Google Play rating: 4.4 stars
Free

This app uses your smartphone’s microphone to detect sound and display it in decibels as well as display the last 30 seconds of data on an easy-to-read graph. Because the microphones in Android devices are used to record human voices, the maximum levels on this app are limited and sounds above 100dB are not recognized.

Sound Meter and Noise Detector

Google Play rating: 4.6 stars
Free

Like most sound meter apps, this one uses your smartphone microphone to measure the sound in your environment. The decibel level is displayed on an easy-to-read dial. The history function indicates how long you’ve been exposed to the noise along with the noise reference, i.e., noisy street or quiet library.

Other apps for hearing loss

If you or a loved one has hearing loss or are concerned about noise levels, see our other articles on apps:

These apps can be very helpful in specific situations, but they are not a replacement for good hearing healthcare or properly fit hearing aids. If you suspect you or your child has hearing loss and need to find a hearing center near you, please visit our directory of consumer-reviewed hearing clinics.

• 1.FutureSplash Animation
• 2.Windows Print Spool File
• 3.sPlan Schematic Diagram File
• 4.Splunk Application Package
• 5.Vim Spelling Dictionary

File Type 1FutureSplash Animation

What is an SPL file?

Animation created with FutureWave FutureSplash Animator; a precursor to Adobe Flash; compatible with Flash Player.

Programs that open SPL files

File Type 2Windows Print Spool File

.SPL File Association 2

File created by Windows when a user submits a print job; contains the spooled print data, which include the digital document contents that are sent to the printer for printing; saves the data in the raw printer format; used as a temporary data store for the print job and is empty when the job completes.

SPL files are saved to the following directory when a print job is submitted: C:WindowsSystem32spoolPRINTERS.

NOTE: Windows also saves an .SHD file to the same directory as the SPL file when printing. This 'shadow' file allows the print job to be resubmitted if it is interrupted.

Programs that open SPL files

File Type 3sPlan Schematic Diagram File

.SPL File Association 3

An SPL file is a schematic diagram created by sPlan, a schematic editor for Windows. It contains a schematic circuit diagram, which consists of circuit components such as fuses, diodes, resistors, switches, contacts, transistors, relays, connectors, hydraulics, and capacitors.

When you create a diagram and save it by selecting File → Save, sPlan creates an SPL file to store the contents of the diagram. You can also to choose to save the diagram as a template by selecting File → Template... → Save as template. sPlan templates are also saved as SPL files.

If you come across an SPL file on your computer you can use sPlan to open the file. You can also use sPlan Viewer, which is available for free.

NOTE: SPL files were replaced by SPL7 files with the release of sPlan 7.0. However, SPL files can

Programs that open SPL files

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File Type 4Splunk Application Package

.SPL File Association 4

An SPL file is a Splunk application package used by Splunk Enterprise, a program used to search, analyze, and visualize business data. It stores all the files that make up the application, which may include scripted and modular inputs, reports, custom UI dashboards, event types, field extractions, and workflows. SPL files are used to upload apps to Splunkbase, which is the Splunk app store, to distribute them to other Splunk users.

You can open SPL files using Splunk Enterprise or Splunk Cloud, which is the web version of Splunk Enterprise. Some examples of Splunk apps include User Role Checker, PyDen Manager, Slack Notification Alert, Cisco Network App for Splunk, and Palo Alto Networks App for Splunk.

SPL files are the same as .TAR.GZ files but use the .spl file extension instead of the .tar.gz extension. They store the application files in TAR archives (tarballs), which are compressed with the standard GNU zip (gzip) compression algorithm.

You can package your Splunk app as an SPL package by opening a command prompt and navigating to the following directory:

$SPLUNK_HOME/bin/

Then, enter one of the following commands depending on the computer you are using:

• Windows - splunk package app your_app_name
• macOS - ./splunk package app your_app_name

Programs that open SPL files

File Type 5Vim Spelling Dictionary

.SPL File Association 5

An SPL file is a spelling dictionary used by Vim, a popular Linux text editor. It contains a language-specific dictionary used to provide spell check functionality in Vim. SPL files are stored in Vim's ~/vim/runtime/spell directory.

Like many text editors, Vim (and its variants) contains spell check functionality that highlights users' spelling mistakes. To turn on spell check, Vim users must either enter the command setlocal spell in Vim's command line or add the set spell command to their .VIMRC file.

By default, Vim uses English spelling dictionary files, named en.characterset.spl, to check users' spelling. However, users can modify their VIMRC file's set spelllang setting to use other languages' spelling dictionaries. Vim contains over 100 SPL dictionaries, grouped into over 50 languages. In addition to these SPL files, Vim uses SUG and DIFF files to highlight misspelled words and show spelling suggestions.

How do I open an SPL file?

Vim SPL files are not meant to be opened. If you want to use an SPL file as your Vim spelling dictionary, you can do so by:

1. Opening your Vim VIMRC file.
2. Updating the set spelllang setting to use your SPL file's language code. For example, if your SPL file is named fr.latin1.spl, update the setspelllang setting to read set spellang=fr

If necessary, you can download SPL files (as well as each language's SUG and DIFF files) from ftp.vim.org.

Programs that open SPL files

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