I have a DVD which is an audio interview, over an hour long. The sound quality is poor, with a lot of hissing on the 's' sounds. Does anyone know someone who could process it to improve the sound quality?
Although I'm not local, I could send a copy by post easily enough.
Thanks, Chris.
Chris
When I converted a lot of old records (some 6 years old) to CD I used a program called Audacity to remove some of the snap-crackle-pop that the records had acquired over years of misuse. Audacity is a free program
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/A bit of a bugger to learn how to use it initially but trial and error can sort that out.
Snod
Google re sampling software.
I don't have any or i would help you out Chris.
Thanks, guys, I'll give it a try.
Google "Audacity reduce hiss" and you'll get loads of advice. Its a fantastic program.
http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Noise_Removal
Thanks. I've downloaded Audacity but now my problem is that I don't seem to be able to rip the contents of the DVD on to my computer. It seems to know it's not music, but it is a WAV file.
Thanks, Gibbo, but having looked at the Audacity software I've decided to abandon the whole idea. I need someone to take my disc and sort it, otherwise I'll just not bother.