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Any Way To Salvage Poor Audio Quality MP3?

Discussion in 'Other PC Software' started by natcolley, 2009/01/31.

  1. 2009/01/31
    natcolley

    natcolley Well-Known Member Thread Starter

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    I have a CD made from MP3's with really bad sound. The voices are often muffled and muddy. It came with a language study book and is all spoken word. The original audio was probably reel to reel. They converted it to MP3 and put it on a CD to distribute with the book. I read the thread "Let's talk about the benefits of converting mp3 to wav files ". My question: Is there anything that I can do to fix or improve the quality of the sound? A plug in for Windows Media Player? An equalizer? A conversion program? Anything? Thanks.
     
  2. 2009/02/01
    hawk22

    hawk22 Geek Member

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    Hi natcolley, go down the list to find the Post
    "Let's talk about the benefits of converting MP3 to WAV file "
    It will give you good idea about the issue at hand.
     

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    TonyT

    TonyT SuperGeek Staff

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    If the audio quality is poor to begin with, there's not a whole lot that can be done to increase the quality. However, you can use an audio editor to remove hiss, scratchiness, background noise, etc. I converted a 78 record of made by my father & family members in 1941. The quality was really bad. I was able to salvage most of the album using the free audio editor Audacity & its built in filters.
     

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