Hello all, first of all I'd like to introduce myself. My name is Bob, I'm pretty new to the whole video thing. and really new to this forum. I own a Sony HDR-X150 handi-cam and unlike a lot of people apparently, I'm pretty happy with it. My question is this; I've got a home grown video from that camera thats in WMV format. I've got some serious sound issues because of a very loud radio playing in the background. Does anyone have any suggestion on software available to clean up that particular type of noise. Maybe I'm dreaming, but I wonder if anyone makes a software that can essentially listen to something, and then consider that particular sound to be "noise" and filter it out. I know my Droid has apps that can listen to a person sing a song and identify that song, so the idea doesn't seem that far out there. Any input? Thanks!
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Have you tried Audacity free audio editor? I'm not very experienced with it. But I know it has filters in various frequency ranges. It should be able to clean it up to some degree.
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