Popfix    

Popfix removes the pops and clicks out of wave files recorded from LPs before you save them to CD Audio.

• Popfix is highly configurable so it can achieve optimum performance in the presence of any type of sound material.
• Popfix's preview facility lets you quickly hear the effect of configuration changes.
• Popfix processing speed is very fast.
• Popfix does not overwrite the original source file (unless instructed).

Contents

• Download Popfix
• How to register Popfix
• Before and After example
• Popfix screen shots
• System requirements
• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
• How to contact us

Example

Below are examples of a typical pop in a sound file:

Before processing by Popfix

After Popfix processing

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Screen Shots

Popfix gives you plenty of control over its processing parameters.  During processing it continously updates its status information.  You can abort the processing at any time. The screen capture below shows you what the Popfix main window looks like.

The new Preview facility lets you quickly hear the effect of Popfix on a small section of the file (the blue area of the trackbar below).

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System Requirements

• Popfix is a 32 bit application, designed for use under Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000 and XP.
• You will need sufficient hard disk space to store one or two extra copies of the wave file being processed. If you are already recording from records, this should be nothing new to you.
• Popfix should run on any machine with 16MB or more RAM.
• It will run with a 386 CPU or better.
• Since large numbers of samples need to be processed, the faster the machine the better. Using an AMD K6/2 300 with 64MB of RAM, Popfix Version 1.06 is able to process a 5 min wave file in just 30 seconds (single pass).

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Last revised: 27 February 2006.