# Basic info <!--- Add commit SHA used to reproduce --> - Float reference: - Renderer (float): f40fa467 - Fixed point: - Renderer (fixed): 3ea8505de # Bug description Using the renderer's meta input with multiple input formats and outputting into MASA produces metadata that differs clearly from the float reference. Image below shows metadata azimuth and elevation angles (with direct-to-total energy ratio as alpha channel) and direct-to-total energy ratio for both metadata directions.  # Ways to reproduce Using STV input: ```bash IVAS_rend -q -if meta -i scripts/testv/mixed_mc714_foa_masa2_ism4.txt -fs 48 -of MASA1 -o renderer_test_short48_c1f32b7f0_float_0049_mixed_mc714_foa_masa2_ism4.wav_MASA1.wav ``` Another example using an OMASA item with one ISM and one MASA component: ```shell IVAS_rend -q -no_delay_cmp -if meta -i scripts/testv/stvOMASA_1ISM_2MASA2TC48c.txt -fs 48 -of MASA1 -o 0058_stvOMASA_1ISM_2MASA2TC48c.wav_MASA1-no_delay_cmp.wav ``` resulting into the following metadata:  The contents of the renderer metafile `scripts/testv/stvOMASA_1ISM_2MASA2TC48c.txt` using the existing STV files is ``` stvOMASA_1ISM_2MASA2TC48c.wav 2 ISM 1 stvOMASA_1ISM_2MASA2TC48c_ISM1.csv MASA 2 2 stvOMASA_1ISM_2MASA2TC48c.met ``` (edit: added OMASA example) <!--- Below are labels that will be added but are not shown in description. This is a template to help fill them. Add further information to the first row and remove and add labels as necessary. -->