Hi everyone,
Thank you for providing valuable feedback about silence removal last month.
For the benefit of future archaeologists, I summarize the steps I've taken
and the key elements of the solution. Note that while this worked for me, I
do not claim that this is the optimal approach.
- As Carl
On Fri, Aug 20, 2021 at 9:47 AM Alex R wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I am attempting to leverage ffmpeg in a project that involves recording
> short audio clips. So far I have gotten some mixed results and I'd like to
> tap into your collective knowledge to ensure my approach is sound.
>
> Context:
>
What you'd doing is a "noise gate" function.
A few ideas-
Use either the mean volume or 3-6db below the max as the threshold. A more
complicated version would be to examine the level at maybe half-second
intervals and use that to determine the levels of the background and spoken
parts of the c
Hi everyone,
I am attempting to leverage ffmpeg in a project that involves recording
short audio clips. So far I have gotten some mixed results and I'd like to
tap into your collective knowledge to ensure my approach is sound.
Context:
- a person records an audio clip of themselves pronouncing a
