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FFmpeg on Windows
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Re: FFmpeg on Windows
Thanks Midas for this link. From someone that has dabbled a bit with audio, this was a nice read on how to optimize your recording and using ffmpeg to improve the audio quality.Midas wrote: ↑Sat Aug 24, 2024 10:57 am Useful article on the practicalities of (voice) audio processing, mainly using FFmpeg:
Most of us can get reasonably close to “professional” sounding recordings without much effort or money. In this post I’m going to break this down into two parts: recording and processing. My experience is that most of us eventually work out some recording techniques, but many fewer dive into processing. I’m going to show how one can use widely available command-line tools to process recordings, producing good quality mixes...
is it stealth?