San Bruno, Calif. - Google's (NASD: GOOG) YouTube has acted quickly to resolve issues with the audio quality of videos being uploaded to the site, which it was uncovered last week were being somewhat muffled thanks to new audio compression technology, Wired.com reported. "We remain committed to providing the best possible YouTube experience and take the community's feedback into account anytime we make enhancements," a Google spokeswoman told Wired. "Recent modifications have ensured that every video uploaded to YouTube retains its original audio levels."

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