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Interesting. While I think this would make it harder to edit someone's voice, if you're clever enough to design software to read the timecode, you're able to re
by vortico 10y ago
Interesting. While I think this would make it harder to edit someone's voice, if you're clever enough to design software to read the timecode, you're able to remove it from the spectrum and insert your own with similar room ambience.
- tonyarkles 10y agoNot that it's a panacea, but it could be signed with a private key to make it easy to validate whether it's a fake timecode or not. You could include crude, say, cepstral coefficients in with the timecode as well to prevent the timecode from being copy pasted elsewhere.