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... still had periodic damage around 220 Hz. I got these numbers by counting noise pulses on the timeline and doing the math. It worked, but it didn't help. No matter what I did, and no matter what the blue wave response, the theatrical presentation still sucked. I would call this damage "organized ...

... 44,100 HZ Format should be: -Constant Bit Rate of 192 kpbs, 44,100 HZ MONO! -save at the Highest Quality (slowest) Thank you in advance for any help you may provide.

... fully browsable for everyone... Regarding the incompatibility of Aurora modules with current version of Audacity, I will submit your offer of help to Simone Campanini, the researcher who is responsible of the Audacity port of Aurora. He wil provide more technical info. Thanks in advance! Angelo

First of all...thanks for your help, man. You guys of the forum staff are jus' awesome.

So...no way of even improving it a bit?

A few minutes later... I have a strong aprehension that this Sound isn't restorable. I hear only crackles, no buzz (in the General sense). My masking proposal was an entirely bad idea - The crackles are getting more intensive in the louder parts. Buzz is normally a constant Sound with a certain amou...

... attached a little sample of what i'm dealing here. I'm pretty sure that you'll know what i'm talking about once your hear it. Please, any kind of help will be highly appreciated.

The original file type should have no influence on the silence cleaner effect. Or are you working with an unusual sample rate? How Long is the file that you try to process? I've just tried it on a 30 min mono-file and it did ok. Perhaps you should disable the preview Option for longer operations. Af...

Again, I'm sorry for the delayed response and again thank you for the help/reply. Re: silence cleaner crash: I tired with a second, different (long) file and again it crashes every time. Maybe the problem comes from files that are very long in duration? It ...

Can't you just isolate the frequencies of the buzzing, and remove them? You will of course degrade the quality of the audio to some extent, I mean the audio you want to keep. But it might make things clearer What I regard as the "buzzing" distortion (that occurs when the signal occurs and...

Can't you just isolate the frequencies of the buzzing, and remove them? You will of course degrade the quality of the audio to some extent, I mean the audio you want to keep. But it might make things clearer