Background noises in an Audio / Video file

@dancer-engineer-EJ8rGI • Oct 22, 2024

Oct 22, 2024

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I have to prepare a word document from an audio file (sometimes video file too) by listening to it for a few seconds, pausing and typing in the document what I hear.
So there are so many background noises, which makes it difficult for me to listen to what the speakers are saying. 😡

Is there any way that I remove these disturbances from the audio / video file?

Is there a better solution to just convert the audio / video file into a word document with just a click? 😐 These are in different languages (English, Hindi, Marati, Telugu).

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X-Engineer

@x-engineer-ZsXLni • Jan 18, 2012

to prepare a word document from an audio file
Are you preparing musical notes or lyrics of the songs??
Dancer_Engineer

@dancer-engineer-EJ8rGI • Jan 18, 2012

X-Engineer
Are you preparing musical notes or lyrics of the songs??
Nope, it's like a group interview.
There is one interviewer and a couple of interviewees.
K!r@nS!ngu

@kr-at-nsngu-XqzcfU • Jan 18, 2012

Yes. It is possible. so many kind of softwares availabale in the market for this purpose.
but i never get a chance to use 😀 try Adobe audition.
Dancer_Engineer

@dancer-engineer-EJ8rGI • Jan 18, 2012

Ok I'll try Adobe Audition and check if it helps me.

But first:
You sure it will eliminate all the other disturbances like traffic noise, children in the background and others?
I want to clearly hear only human voices from the file and nothing else.
bk-ce

@bk-ce-pPV1WN • Jan 27, 2012

You can remove all the noise using a free software called Audacity. Google it and download and post back if it was useful or not.
Dancer_Engineer

@dancer-engineer-EJ8rGI • Jan 27, 2012

bk-ce
You can remove all the noise using a free software called Audacity. Google it and download and post back if it was useful or not.
I tried to remove the noises with Adobe Audition, it worked.
Audacity also works I guess, I had used it once for editing a song sequence. 😀
Kaustubh Katdare

@thebigk • Jan 27, 2012

Audacity does a decent job. I've used it several times and would definitely recommend it. There's one more software that I got with my guitar amp - but the interface is so complicated that I gave up on it. 😖