Re: Voice files with a lisp?
- From: "Karen Cunningham" <kcunningham@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 30 Apr 2005 01:58:49 -0400
"CyberCafe" <pkbk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Recommendations are to try playing the files with another transcriber . .
> . quality headset instead of speakers (for some reason I can hear better .
> . . increasing the playback speed . . . If the volume is up too high . . .
> up the sound. Am assuming your sound card is fine. I've tried a few
> types of software to improve audio quality, but it doesn't make that much
> of a difference and sometimes lowers the volume or doesn't something else
> weird. That's all I know.
Barb: Thanks for your feedback and suggestions. I tinkered around with the
file in Olympus, Startstop, and Total Recorder. Sent it to a techie
colleague who also said she heard the noise. She messed around with it
too. We came to the conclusion that the problem is on the recorder's end.
He's wearing a headset and walking around while talking, and I guess it's
causing the interference.
I don't know what kind of headset he's using, but I'm going to see if he can
get some kind of foam windscreen to put on the microphone.
Thanks for your help. I really do appreciate it.
Karen C.
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