Sentence examples for improve the audio from inspiring English sources
So why not drop the value-added altogether and use the space gained on the disc to add more digital information to improve the audio and video?
A. Among other things, Skype is at the mercy of the Internet's general traffic and congestion, but there are a few things you can try to improve the audio quality.
If we had time to improve the audio quality, we would further investigate the Karplus-Strong algorithm and make another attempt at implementing a banded wave-guide model of percussion instruments.
It started as a project to improve the audio capabilities on my continuous glucose monitor, and evolved into a remote monitoring and alert system… and then also became a full-fledged decision support system.
On the 100th anniversary of the making of Ishi's best-known recording, Maryrose Barrios, a Berkeley physics major, described her work with scientists at Lawrence Berkeley Lab to improve the audio quality of dozens of scratchy original recordings and transfer Ishi's stories and songs to newer technologies.
Also, it reveals that the interleaving techniques improve the audio waveforms.
Features include a clock synchronization system and an AK4396 audio processor that filters and improves the audio before it is sent to the speakers.
His version improves the audio and video quality and offers more sophisticated programming options that create routines and paths for the robots to follow.
The new board also lowers power consumption, which should make battery-powered projects easier, while improving the audio output quality and adding more possibilities for expansion with add-on hardware like cameras and microphones.
Other quibbles include an optional subwoofer that eats up a large amount of the trunk (though it improves the audio) and air-conditioning that barely kept up with the 90-degree heat during a weekend drive.
Still, steps remained before the restoration was complete: improving the audio; getting rid of snow, dark frames and other aberrations; and adding a sepia tone to footage that had lost its color.
