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  1. 9th Apr 2010 19:55 #1
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    Hello,

    I have a dvd that was created from a college video. The audio on the tape is horrid. I was wondering if there is any way to edit the existing sound to enhance or change it for the better. If possible, What program would I use to do this? Thank you for your time.
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    Can you give a more descriptive explanation than simply "horrid"? What is the audio content music or speech or a mixture of both? How was it recorded etc. Is the original sound overloaded ie distorted?
    If you could post a 30 second sample that could help.

    There are many programs with audio plug in filters like, equalisers, high and low pass filters and harmonic exciters.
    Adobe Audition or Goldwave are just a couple of programs.
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    There is also the freeware audio editor Audacity. It has quite a few filters.
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