Re: [Gwc-general] Thought I had a clue, maybe not

[Jeff W. <we...@ya...>]

2 things to consider:

1) If you tell GWC to only remove the strong clicks, it will leave any 
clicks that
fall below it's threshold of "strong".   These  may still be audible.

2) GWC only displays red lines for the first 1000 clicks not repaired.  
So there may
be > 1000 clicks it couldn't repair.  There are 2 reasons for not 
repairing a click, first
the repair algorithm can just plain fail (the rare case), and second if 
it determines the
width of the click in samples is > 100.

I suggest you extract a small section of audio, no more than 2 seconds 
which has
clicks and get comfortable with what GWC is doing -- you can set the strong
and weak click detection thresholds in the menus, so play around with 
that if
too many clicks are getting thru.

Hope that helps, and keep asking for help if you are stuck or not clear 
on what to do.

Cheers,
Jeff

Bobby Goins wrote:

>OK,  I have the latest gwc up and running.  
>
>I tried to 'remove strong clicks' as 'root' on a wave file taken from vinyl.  
>After some time (since I start this from the command line, I get to watch the 
>samples being processed), gwc tells me that it repaired so many clicks and 
>did not repair so many clicks, and there are red lines on the signal window.  
>This is all well and fine, but the clicks are still showing on the signal 
>window and are still audible when played back.  Saving the file after being 
>repaired gives me what I started out with.   
>
>What am I not doing?
>
>Bob  
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