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Topic: Devils message hidden in spectrogram (Read 2912 times) previous topic - next topic
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The true devils are those DRM watermarks, not this one.

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Quote from: bennetng on
The true devils are those DRM watermarks, not this one.

^ What he said.  This is more of a hidden message or artistic expression than anything else.  Something that someone wants you to find.  DRM tries to hide itself like the real devil.

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Quote from: Porcus on
Meanwhile, at HydrogenMeaowdio.

For real? How could it even be possible? how would anyone have the patience to create such a thing?

My flabber is utterly gasted

EDIT... now a brain cell reminds me that I might have seen software that produces sound from pictures, so, I guess, picture -> sound -> spectrogram
My flabber is a little less gasted.
The most important audio cables are the ones in the brain

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Those images probably sound like a whole bunch of modem noises.

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I tried to look up a lot of different software to do similar things.

The freeware that can do it, is vastly outdated with new forks continuing in trial/payware.
It seems if you want any updates or improvements over the ancient software that can do things like this, you need to pay for the upgraded versions.
Last I checked, anyway.

That's incredibly awesome to find out about the efforts they've put into this new game.

EDIT: the linked site involves Coagula. That was one of the options for freeware tools to do this process.
Interstingly enough, the old site...
https://www.abc.se/~re/Coagula/Coagula.html
...lists version as 1.666 for Coagula.
I like to use "HD audio" in PaulStretch. "HD audio", lol.