Hopefully there is another less muffled audio track recorded. And could be rereleased. We can tell, this was another well prepared and executed lecture. A topic so iconic as this history of AP Royal Oak deserves an equally high quality presentation. There was so much information missed with this terrible audio. But thank you guys so very much for what you’re doing at the HSNY.

sound is awful, imposible to watch

With all due respect, this is unwatchable. Unless there's an audio track that has substantially better sound quality, you might want to stick to a transcript and some quality photographs for this one.

*Your audio is terrible, as it so often is!* *Its well past time to upgrade and standardize your audio, and video to a minimum 1440/60.* *You have such good information presented--its a shame your audio is inconsistent, and often of poor quality.* *It doesn't cost a lot to resolve these audio, and video issues--but you have to want to stop being mediocre, and low quality.*

Agree with all of the comments regarding sound quality…with that said, can you please provide additional details about how the name Royal Oak was selected. I saw the picture of the boat, but unable to understand anything else.

Terrible sound. I can't understand a word

I've stopped hearing after 11 minutes of torture... what about: there are bunch of free tools to run it through and make it more... pleasing to the ears

Audio is awful...