Re: commercials...(long)

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From: Carl Wuebker
Date: Tue, 19 Sep 1989 19:56

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     You might be able to use the commerical's audio compression trick to 
silence them.  Here's an idea... use the ratio of peak audio output to average 
(RMS) audio output (averaged over 1~2 seconds) to silence the speaker.

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From: clw@hprnd.HP.COM (Carl Wuebker)
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Subject: Re: commercials...(long)
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Date: 19 Sep 89 19:56:19 GMT
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