The author shares their experience using the Audio Eraser on a video recorded during a BART ride, where the feature struggled to clearly separate and enhance voices amidst the noise. The result was a garbled audio reminiscent of early cellphone calls, suggesting that the tool may not perform well in very noisy situations. Overall, the Audio Eraser is seen as an enhancer rather than a problem solver, useful for subtle improvements but not a replacement for high-quality audio recording.
Key takeaways:
- The Galaxy S25 Ultra’s AI-powered Audio Eraser can adjust sound levels in videos, such as reducing background noise or enhancing voices.
- The feature is useful for minor audio adjustments but not suitable for extreme edits or noisy environments.
- Audio Eraser analyzes audio tracks and allows users to adjust layers like "noise," "wind," and "voices."
- Overuse of the feature can result in poor audio quality, similar to a garbled cellphone call from the 2000s.