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Contrary to what the other guy is talking about, you can totally use AI for restoration, or at least upgrading the audio.
However this one might not be able to do it. It depends on how this thing is programmed and if it supports something like stable diffusions control net
Totally. AI does serious improvement to visual resolution upscaling, so it should be capable of serious audio resolution upscaling. Upscaled media never is exactly like the original, but its quality is massively improved to the way humans perceive things.