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 Member 309 Level 24.34 Mar 2006 
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To topic starter - what you are trying to do is mathematically impossible to do. All you can do is adding some filters to increase percieved quality, but you cannot restore data lost by lossy compression, in any way.
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Member 309 Level 24.34 Mar 2006
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It's impossible to restore audio this way, no more then you can make a 200x200 px image wallpaper sized. You can increase the percieved quality with filtering and whatnot, but thats only an approximate and may sound (or look) completely different then what it originally was. I'm kinda wondering why this topic is still open. There's nowhere I can't reach. |
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