Sentence examples for tedious audio from inspiring English sources
And yet, when I'm doing something else that would otherwise be tedious, audio versions of these books have become my ideal companions.
Roberta Smith, in the Times, zeroed in the "ludicrously infantilizing and tedious" audio narration, by the Icelandic poet Sjón, that accompanies a viewer's pavilion tour with treacly sentiments about the progress in life of "a girl".
Navigating a 90-minute audio file can be tedious, and chapters are definitely a nice feature.
Sorting through it involved not only the process of formatting and mastering the audio but also even more tedious chores like scouring hours of onstage banter to identify unlabeled tapes.
By modern standards, the hour (an audio version has survived) was unrelievedly tedious.
Among other reasons, listening to text can be tedious for some and, in the case of news sources, audio can be inefficient as compared with scanning top stories.
However, IVR programs can be tedious and repetitious for more complex tasks, where web-based audio and visual cues can be more helpful and patients can remain engaged for longer time periods.
Editing video is tedious enough on its own, but it becomes a whole new world of pain when producers, editors, audio guys, and others are trying to collaborate on a single project.
For movie remastering, Monceaux et al. [79] showed that perceptive descriptors built with AF could be used to automate the tedious task of audio upmixing.
