On Wed, 20 Aug 2025 12:35:37 +0000, Farley Flud wrote:
The challenge is to enhance these two segments, the OMG! and the thud,
using the fantastic and unparalleled GNU/Linux tools.
Ha, ha, ha! None of the dumb-fucks on this dump got it. How pathetic!
Let now the GNU/Linux guru (that's me) show how it's done.
I have posted a short WAV format audio file here:
https://ufile.io/37lvzuca
This is a clip from the actual surveillance video of the murder
scene. The camera that recorded the surveillance is located
approx. 50 feet away from the house in which the murders occurred.
Although the camera cannot see into the house, it can record the
arrival and departure of the killer's vehicle and can also capture
audio from the local area.
The time of this audio clip is during the end of the killer's
stay at the house. The killer entered at 4:10 am and departed
at 4:18 am. the time of this audio clip is about 4:16 am.
There is no doubt that the clip contains a distressed female voice
exclaiming: "Oh my God!" But what follows immediately after is
debatable.
Some claim that afterwards there is a scream: "Help us!"
I don't agree.
The low tone of voice of the OMG does not match the following high pitched noise -- and that's all it is: noise. It is not a human voice.
So what do you think?
Play the clip on your cheap distro box and report what you hear.
Note that the available audio on YouTube was given in AAC format,
which is a compressed format. To process, I had to convert to WAV
and I kept it in WAV to avoid further compression losses.
You can also say: "Thank you for you fantastic work."
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