I'm trying to get rid of some clicks and/or crackles in an interview with Izotope RX 6. I tried the 'click' and 'noise' and even 'mouth click' settings (with various tweaking of settings) but can't seem to get rid of these noises.
I've attached a sample of what I'm talking about. It's only on the left channel.

Has anybody had success lifting the tempo up after mix using plugins or is there another way
to do this without the warbling artefacts.
We recorded a song at home and,maybe we were too laxed out when we set the tempo at the start.

Hello everyone,

I'm working with a voice actor in Japan. We send her scripts and she sends us back raw takes of her performances, which we then edit on our side. We really like her performances, but there's something weird about the sound files we get back from her. I'm not sure how to describe it. It's almost like an "JPEG-iness" in the audio.

Hi folks, hope you can help- I love the BR1600CD, out of date or not. I have run into a problem though with mass production. I have the SCMS set to OFF, but my DSR8800 (which reproduces ten CD's at a time) can't read the master from the BR1600CD. It says: MSTR: Error

Hi guys,

Hi people, how are you? I hope good! I am Marcos a mixing and mastering engineer from Brazil and actually I use Mac for mixing and mastering, but in the future I will go with a Windows notebook, because in the same computer my Pro Tools 12 opens with Windows and doesn't with OS X, I am convinced Windows is better, but there is a problem, mastering software.

Ok im. confused...
My mastering engineer sent me a 16 bit wav file...I sent this to CDbaby for distribution. CD baby ask for a 16 bit wav file and no other format.
In conversation with the mastering engineer over Facebook chat.

Have 29 sec audio need to know what is being said. Total novice. Use the Donnin and it makes it understandable. But not by everyone. Any takers? Email-stuckwithcheater@gmail.com

Hi guys,

Hi on the Board,

I am dealing with a track, preparing it for mastering, and actually it doesn't sound too bad but no matter what I do in Logic X to balance the stereo field (by panning instruments) I don't seem to be able to correct a strange asymmetry where peaks (?) reach right to the limits on only one side of the audio file.

Is this an imaging problem?