Ok sorry but no luck guys, the person I asked said its to difficult to make out, they are deaf and can lip read but to what level I don’t know, maybe someone who is trained to a higher level could work it out but they said they would keep trying, so if I learn anything more I’ll post here
I had a look through this video clip frame by frame in Premiere Pro. One thing that stood out for me was that it contains four frames that are wholly white. These occur at:
absolute frame count, zero origin: 74, 75, 207, 208
You can find them in the Twitch player with a bit of fiddling. It’s possible these are simply artifacts of the glitching process, however the contrast with the surrounding frames is quite high.
I looked at the spectrograph in Audacity, but the pattern of noise wasn’t consistent, nor was line thickness. I couldn’t get anything meaningful out of it, but I may not have had the right approach.
If you recorded a video by holding up a mic to your computer or something, you’ve introduced extra noise which makes audio analysis harder. It’s much better to just extract the audio from the video directly…