Sentence examples for fuzzy audio from inspiring English sources

The built-in speakers provide below-par sound, producing slightly fuzzy audio whether with analog or digital radio, making it hard to hear the difference between the two formats.

Her team must now rely on television footage and a single fuzzy audio clip, recorded by a campaign staff member in 2011, of the former mayor praising Ms. Quinn at a fund-raiser, where Mr. Koch called her a "rock star".

The only indications that he may be in the compound have been the arrests of three of his sons in Tripoli, and a series of fuzzy audio recordings — the most recent of them Saturday night — promising he will not leave and exhorting Libyans to spill their blood for him to the end.

For now, at least, that kind of audience can tolerate the color bleeds and fuzzy audio you get out of a conventional telephone line and a 56k modem.

This phenomenon verifies the fuzzy nature of audio authentication, namely, it is a gradually changed procedure rather than a sharp transition between legitimate and malicious modifications.

Although the audio was fuzzy, some assumed Rubio to have remarked: "Got a good book there, not many answers in it".

Apple plans on alerting you also when your signal becomes fuzzy or interrupted via audio or text.

For years, police cars have been outfitted with cameras and microphones collecting fuzzy footage and scratchy audio that had limited use.

"We're not sure what else he said.... Bin al-Shibh's audio went fuzzy partway through".10.10

They are fuzzy, show static, have bad audio, and are generally difficult to navigate around — remember having to hold down the button on the VCR to rewind your favorite movies?

Your song may sound fuzzy.