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yes, it would be nice to have some officialish guidance on what kind of transcript we're aiming for. Does the community want the ums and such included? They can really change the interpretation of the sentences, but they expand the transcript significantly. Clinodev, any opinion from those endusers?

I'll try and give another go this weekend (will post immediately before and after if I do) (I too just had some unforeseen stuff pop up, so futures are in doubt). I'd recommend that tool I used for anyone else who doesn't already have some method. The keyboard control of the audio was very useful.

is there a tool or format you're using? I could jump in and do a bit, but it's not something I've done before.

edit, tldr: You can see the beep in audacity if you switch it to spectral mode.

I used audacity to look at the audio in spectral mode instead of the classic waveform. When you have audio opened (or record a fresh bit) click on the black downward triangle that is on the name of the track (right above the mute/solo buttons). Select spectrogram. Make it nice and big, then you can see the frequency decomposition. Right click on the frequency labels in the axis (0-8k) and 'zoom to fit'.

In the same place under spectrogram settings you can enable "spectral selection" (checkbox at the bottom). This lets you draw a box around a bit of the displayed spectrogram and then it will show you the frequency information at the bottom right of the window (center frequency and width by default).

Also in those settings you can set the max frequency, obv we need to make it a bit higher than 8k in this case. There isn't a lot of speech content above that anyway esp. at low quality mp3, so another alternative is just to lowpass the whole thing at 7k.

If instead you meant how to physically track it down in the room, do a binary search by turning stuff off (phys. unplug those switchmode supplies). It's weird how stable it is, and it still being periodic rather than constant. Wouldn't be surprised if it were something in the computer.

manual entry: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/spectrogram_view.html

This is what it looks like (taken from near the end): https://imgur.com/a/lqyjqKX. Sankis' version is top right. I can't hear what remains of the beep in that one, so we clearly don't need to make it vanish from the plot.

Actually this reminds me. I did add a rolloff in my version. Oops. Edited my earlier post.

I'm more than willing to give a pass to anything if you need it. It's quick to do.

Sweet! Glad to (in a moment) hear it!

Team (as yet undecided, but can work around bugs with dfhack) maybe more recipes?

my experience with remote sensing imagery is that shadows are shifted quite a bit to blues.

 (some details here https://www.mdpi.com/2072-4292/9/8/806/htm and quite a lot of detail here: https://res.mdpi.com/d_attachment/remotesensing/remotesensing-11-01806/article_deploy/remotesensing-11-01806-v3.pdf )

A reminder, R.S. Qvatch requested an adamantium (not raw!) bound codex about volcanoes (although other geography will do in a pinch) as a prerequisite of worship.

including female bandits giving birth while killing you, I am sure.

an adventurer being held in a bar? Could be worse, as far as demonic punishments go.