Re:Rigged YouTube videos can use Siri and Google Now to hija...
by eknkc on Tuesday July 12, 2016 @02:23PM
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I'm completely making this up;
I'd guess most speaker generated audio would be from a compressed source. Audio compression generally cuts off frequencies that we can not hear. When we speak though, we must be generating a lot of inaudible frequencies. It could be determined by checking if those exist or not.
I'd guess most speaker generated audio would be from a compressed source. Audio compression generally cuts off frequencies that we can not hear. When we speak though, we must be generating a lot of inaudible frequencies. It could be determined by checking if those exist or not.