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Old 27th September, 2008, 05:29 PM
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How frequently have you shot some great video, only to get it home and find that there’s some annoying noise in the background? Maybe you were interviewing someone near a road, or a pesky air conditioning unit was humming away in the background – or it could even have been the motor on your camcorder itself. This is particularly likely with tape-based models using just the on-board microphone.
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Very good info right there!!!
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One could argue that capturing the audio without the background noise first would be preferable.
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