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And now, here's Gene Steinberg.

Right now, Skype is doing weird things, more weird things,

because what's happening now is because of the coronavirus.

Major TV networks are using Skype for network communications.

TV shows are doing it.

Like James Spader on Blacklist, the final episode of the season, they use inserts, they use animation.

But the audio from James Spader's speech was obviously done with a Skype connection with a

laptop or desktop using a laptop mic, the quality was so bad.

And nobody at NBC or the production company seemed to realize hey the guy is a multi-millionaire get him a decent mic oh well you can tell the difference folks when they use the laptop mic some are good some kind of sound like you're in a fog which sometimes could be the logic of what they're saying,

but we don't want to get into that. Last week, for example, we had a great show, not about

UFOs. For people who don't like to hear UFOs every week, we had Chad Lewis and Kevin Lee Nelson.

And Randall, I noticed this, and after they'd speak, we hear all these weird noise artifacts.

Remember that?

Yes, I did.

Did those come out in the recording?

Did you have to work your wizardry to get rid of those?

Or did they just not appear?

Well, a couple did, but mostly I worked around it. But I'm listening to

cable TV news just now before we connected. I'm hearing the same artifacts because it's part of

problems you have sometimes with group conversations on Skype. So you know, in addition to the

horrible audio quality, what's going on. But I think most of the

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