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  1. 18th May 2004 12:27 #1
    cheeseplease
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    is there a good tool or plugin to remaster the sound on a compressed realaudio file? they always have those nasty compression artifacts, and I wonder if there's a recipe how to reduce these.
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    not without the source material.

    it's like trying to turn the turd back into the pizza.

    can i say turd? is that allowed?

    dlv
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  3. 18th May 2004 15:05 #3
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    are you sure? I mean I guess you can at least make it sound a bit better, cause for example the higher frequencies sound more damaged than the low ones...
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    you can try messing with the EQ but most likely it will just increase the "warbling" sounds...
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    You can try decompressing to wav with something like EO Video and then running the wav through some filters in an audio editor like Goldwave or Cool Edit. I doubt it will make much difference with compression artifacts.
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