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I've been given an audio cassette from which I have captured in an interview a friend of mine recorded back in the early 90s on one of those very cheap Dictaphone type recorders. The sound is muffled, with background rumble throughout, and seemingly no "top end" at all. Is there any hope for fixing ...

I have been supplied with audio files (ac3 and dts) that were encoded in the US and subsequently used on a US 23.98fps (progressive) DVD. I am working on a UK PAL 25 fps release, which is derived from a Digital Beta master tape (but sadly the master tape does not include the newly created 5.1 Dolby ...

Thanks for your help!

PAL (25 fps) = 102m 53s (the NTSC needs to match this)

NTSC (23.976 fps) = 107m 25s

I don't know if this is of any use?

link: PAL-NTSC-FILM-Converter

Suggestion for Audacity coders - next version have pre-sets for doing PAL / NTSC retiming.

Thanks - I contacted Nattress but he says his filters won't allow the re-timing of 6 channel audio, so I'm back to Audacity which I'm told by others can re-time the audio, but I'm unsure as to how exactly.

Hi all,

My first post.

I have some .ac3 and .dts encoded files which were supplied to me at 23.98 fps - which I need to re-time to PAL 25 fps. Is it possible to do this with Audacity?