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The Remove Silence feature in DCForensics10 is great addition!!!!
I am restoring some CDRs (Not commercial CDs) which have imperfections. I have the only extant copy of this audio.
A lot of these imperfections show up as silence in the resulting file ripped with DC10. Most are extremely short, less than 1 second. But audible. And easily fixed once found.
DCForensics10 finds the longer ones instantly but the lower limit of 1 sec does not allow me to find the shorter, easily interpolated gaps. If we could set the lower limit as low as 1/100th of a second and then click Find Silence to mark teach one, restoring these recordings would progress much, much, much faster.
I have dozens of CDs and CDRs where the polycarbonate disc layer has minor imperfections (probably separating due to age) causing the resulting audio to not rip accurately and in some cases, not rip at all. This appears to be a common problem which will need addressing with restoration software such as DCForensics10 as CDs age.
Just like DAT Tapes, CDs Don't last forever.
I am restoring some CDRs (Not commercial CDs) which have imperfections. I have the only extant copy of this audio.
A lot of these imperfections show up as silence in the resulting file ripped with DC10. Most are extremely short, less than 1 second. But audible. And easily fixed once found.
DCForensics10 finds the longer ones instantly but the lower limit of 1 sec does not allow me to find the shorter, easily interpolated gaps. If we could set the lower limit as low as 1/100th of a second and then click Find Silence to mark teach one, restoring these recordings would progress much, much, much faster.
I have dozens of CDs and CDRs where the polycarbonate disc layer has minor imperfections (probably separating due to age) causing the resulting audio to not rip accurately and in some cases, not rip at all. This appears to be a common problem which will need addressing with restoration software such as DCForensics10 as CDs age.
Just like DAT Tapes, CDs Don't last forever.
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