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Forking this audio discussion out of the topic 100 clip multi screen method... Manifesting as a kind of burbling or flutter in the hiss of ambient noise captured from wind in trees (I presume), the distortion was introduced in the export from VP. I have now checked more closely using just the one video clip (a long shot of a flag waving in the breeze). The VP Preview sounds the same as the original MP4 file - the hiss or wind noise is smooth across the spectrum. Exported to MP4 and it is degraded by the H264 and H265 video codecs, whether the audio bit rate is 128 or 192kbps. In MP4,
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Hi, I recently upgraded my computer to an iMac which runs OS Sierra. It is a late 2015 model I believe. I uploaded Express Scribe Pro and have been using it but since having it on this computer the sound quality is absolutely appalling. I'm having to listen to transcripts 4 or 5 times before sending them off, which has resulted in a decline in the amount of work I can take on and also, the work I do take on takes me through the night to finish. Which is, obviously less than ideal. The audio emits a whine throughout on Express Scribe, which gives me a headache, yet when I upload t
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Hello, everyone I've been using ES for years and I have a brand new problem since I bought a new iMac 27" Retina 5K running Yosemite 10.10.2. I am a court reporter and I record interviews and depositions in the MP3 format using a two-channel Marantz PMD670 digital recorder. Channel 1 is the live audio track of the participants and Channel 2 contains my voice recorded using a Stenomask microphone on the other channel of the Marantz. When typing transcripts, I transcribe using Channel 1 but often switch to Channel 2 to check anything that's not clear on Channel 1. In my many years of doing
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We dictate with some Android app and create WAV files that we send to our secretary by Email. The sound quality is good, means, the dictation is clear. Depending on where the dictation was recorded, there is some background noise, but nothing drastic. However, having imported the WAV file, the quality reduces drastically. There are audio artifacts and background noise that is so much amplified, that the dictation can hardly be understood. Any idea what can be done? Guess that is a compression or CODEC issue but where can I change which setting, so that this reduction of quality can be avoid -
Hi there, I'm running Express Scribe 5.70 on a Macbook with OS X Mavericks 10.9.5 I bought the pro version of ES so that I could upload .mov files. But when I play back .mov files only ONE channel of the audio is reproduced. The other is completely silent. The multi channel display show both channels ticked and their volumes up full. It makes no difference if I opt for 'Default Playback Service' OR 'Built In Output' as the Sound Device in Preference, or if I change the setting for Volume auto-adjust. I need both channels because this is a Skype recording and the voice of my interviewee
