ok i got a few videos that have a high pitched whining noise in the background... just like that noise the tv makes when its on (i hope you know what i mean)

anyways its not THAT bad, but i would really prefer editing it out, im guessing eliminitating the really high frequency would help but i have no clue if this would do it and if it can be done

i registered at doom9.org's forum to post this question also... BUT you need to be registered for 5 days before you can post!?!?! gimmie a break


thx

I know what sort of noise you mean, but I haven't found it on videos yet.

Anyhow, I would try the following:

Import the captured files in Adobe Premiere.
Export the audiotrack with Adobe Premiere to .wav. Open this with e.g. Cooledit and use a noise filter (or manually select to delete the extra-high frequencies). Save back as .wav and replace your original audio track in Premiere with the enhanced one.

wow. sounds complicated. ill try sometime, but that doesnt seem feesible for about 10 files

thx tho

Fixing audio problems in a video file is not a simple job. There is no magic program that will do it for you unfortunately.