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[MPlayer-users] damaged audio track
Thomas Keller
2016-05-05 19:07:36 UTC
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Hello,

I have a video recording of a talk, and the audio track is "damaged". By
that I mean it is hissing sometimes, as if the microphone was too close
to the speaker, or as if the frequencies were too high. I am not sure
what the correct technical description is.

The video can be seen on Youtube:


Is there any way in mplayer to fix this audio problem when playing ?

thanks,
Thomas
stan
2016-05-05 20:57:27 UTC
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On Thu, 05 May 2016 21:07:36 +0200
Post by Thomas Keller
Hello,
I have a video recording of a talk, and the audio track is "damaged".
By that I mean it is hissing sometimes, as if the microphone was too
close to the speaker, or as if the frequencies were too high. I am
not sure what the correct technical description is.
http://youtu.be/YpSeOU1VVj4
Is there any way in mplayer to fix this audio problem when playing ?
When I sample that talk on youtube, I only hear occasional clipping.
Mostly, the audio is very good.

I don't know about doing it in mplayer, but you could strip the audio
with ffmpeg (or mplayer -dumpaudio), use audacity to lower the volume
(amplify adjust or normalize, maybe some compression to make it more
uniform), and then recombine the video and audio with ffmpeg.

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