Interestingly, with the two criticisms received on the audio quality of this clip, one offered to "give this clip greater filtering" owing to "its hiss and low level"; while the other criticised it for "gross and excessive filtering". Interesting - and laughable. Perhaps if you criticise those who play early recordings on youtube in a grossly distorted and damaging way on wind-up gramophones, your critiques would be more productive.
To those who've criticised the audio quality on Milne's voice: the audio restoration was done in around 1995, with the very earliest Dart Pro32 software then available. Much better results are possible now, but this clip recently had a complaint from someone who claimed copyright on it. If it causes me any more grief, I'll simply remove it. Christian - I also am a professional audio restoration engineer, worked for EMI and Australia's National Film and Sound Archive.
Interestingly, with the two criticisms received on the audio quality of this clip, one offered to "give this clip greater filtering" owing to "its hiss and low level"; while the other criticised it for "gross and excessive filtering". Interesting - and laughable. Perhaps if you criticise those who play early recordings on youtube in a grossly distorted and damaging way on wind-up gramophones, your critiques would be more productive.
AusRadioHistorian 1 month ago
To those who've criticised the audio quality on Milne's voice: the audio restoration was done in around 1995, with the very earliest Dart Pro32 software then available. Much better results are possible now, but this clip recently had a complaint from someone who claimed copyright on it. If it causes me any more grief, I'll simply remove it. Christian - I also am a professional audio restoration engineer, worked for EMI and Australia's National Film and Sound Archive.
AusRadioHistorian 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
this is amazing
samuelfathead 2 months ago
Love it! Thank you. :)
ria2day 6 months ago
what a delight to find this! ( this is the english i grew up with -
rarely heard nowadays!) winnie-the-pooh will stay popular
forever. wonderful characters and charming tales!
thanks.
gremlingrump 1 year ago