Audio Archaeology

Image-based audio reconstruction of the first grammophone record from 1889

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+13 1. dariodexter commented 11 years ago

Pretty amazing stuff :O
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0 2. ValdeLevis commented 11 years ago

Dr. Steel retired too soon, this sounds like it would have been right up his ally.
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0 3. samxgx commented 11 years ago

that song at the end actualy sounded nice... to bad they never mention it's title in these videos
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+7 4. prekazi commented 11 years ago

We wan't more videos that help us to know the past.
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+9 5. Tehnol commented 11 years ago

That German Army general, was born in the 1700's, and we can hear him speak today...

That simple fact absolutely blows my mind :O
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-1 6. Judge-Jake commented 11 years ago

I wonder if there is a mosquito preserved in a blob of tree sap somewhere that fed off the blood of the general? in which case we could lay out his dsDNA and clone him. Give him back his voice and tell him that his country went on to lose two world wars and a world cup and that now a woman is running his country. I think the shock would probably kill him again. >:)
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0 7. ringmaster commented 11 years ago

#6, come on, I don't want to have nightmares! Preserving the past for future generations is an important job, we should make digital archives that last far longer than present storage units.
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0 8. loadrunner commented 11 years ago

#7 the next archive is 100% digital. in the future we can store our memory into a computer, which wil be maitained by robots, to keep it up for a long long time. (looks more scary to me)
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0 9. talmadine commented 11 years ago

How on earth anyone comes up with an idea like this and then accomplishes it is as amazing as the feat itself!