Ohio midair crash kills 3

I downloaded the trial version of Adobe Audition to see if I could clean
up the audio. Unfortunately, the trial version does not allow access to
any of the filters. Does anyone have any software that can perform this
function?

8:50... unintelligible for Blue Ash

10:15... Blue Ash traffic Bonanza 1835L is five miles north of the field
will be entering left downwind runway six full stop.

10:22...Blue Ash traffic Cessna 6614D has just departed runway six now
departing on a heading 360, climbing through two thousand one hundred
will be looking for the Bonanza on the inbound.

10:41... Blue Ash traffic Bonanza 35L four miles from the field at 3000
feet will be entering left downwind for runway six.

10:55... a mic is keyed and an unintelligeble, excited voice and audio
squeal can be heard. The transmission lasts one second.

11:14... Cherokee 3874W calls midfield for right downwind 24.

On May 19, 4:47 pm, john smith wrote:
I downloaded the trial version of Adobe Audition to see if I could clean
up the audio. Unfortunately, the trial version does not allow access to
any of the filters. Does anyone have any software that can perform this
function?


Have you tried Goldwave? It is a shareware. I used it before, and was
quite impressed with the functions. I do not recall if it had
functions to do filtering.

On 5/19/2007 4:47:08 PM, john smith wrote:

Does anyone have any software that can perform this
function?


Give Audacity a try. It is free under the Open Source license and is a pretty
powerful audio file editing tool:

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

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Peter

On 2007-05-17, Andrew Sarangan wrote:
I also found that the clock on my computer was approx 9mins 30 seconds
behind the actual time.

See 'man ntpd' and /etc/ntp.conf - very useful for keeping the
dreadfully inaccurate clock on a server in check.

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