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"<a href=""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RA5UiLYWdbM&t=3m59s"">3:59</a> Killing me softly with his tones", killing me softly... with his tones.
have i just been rickrolled?
I failed miserably to decode the morse at the end. Somehow i ended up with AEVER GONNB GUVE OUUR
"atleast you can hear it" then completely fucks my ears with beeps. I WANT MY HEARING THANK YOU. xD
Windows XP CRT screens are one of the loudest.
I can hear anti-cat, ultra-sonic alarms. Anyone else?
Anyone know what frequency was played there at the end? Did my head in...
I went shooting guns without hearing protection today so I didn't even notice the ringing from the video I just thought my ear was ringing again
The morse code was trippy
You were being quiet the whole video, and the frequency scared me so bad! Gosh darnit Tom.
does anybody know how many hz the morse at the end was
Ooohhh, I can still hear that last bit of beeps in my ears for minutes....
what if I'm losing my hearing? <br>Outro: <b>happens</b> <br>Ok nvm
Tom: Protect your hearing <br>Me: Ok cool!<br>Tom: Proceeds to insert high-pitched sound at the end of his video
That noise at the end, so painful.
Oh gosh these sounds at the end xD
is that morse code at the end? edit: WOW IT'S JUST A RICK ROLL
bruh you're only 36 youre not old
that noise at the end.... not cool
At the end of the video it sounds like morse code in super high frequency.
I could hear the ending screen high pitch frequency on my smartphone whilst my brother is playing the bass five meters away. 26yo.
33 years old and I can still hear it!
Who translated the morse code? I'm lazy tonight.
Aww...
u had to hurt my ears at the end didnt u
Perhaps you should be grateful for the hearing you do have. I got hit in the head by a rock and lost about 30 dB. Fortunately, less loss right around voice frequencies so a headset on the phone works fine. But some music sounds very strange now. Adjustment to life. Soon your body will really start changing, like when you were a teenager, and like then, there’ll be nothing you can do about it.
Tom put a high-pitched morse code signal at the very end of the video so you could check your hearing.
Finnaly proof that this guy does age
I just went to rewatch the video and couldn't for the life of me pick up the noise. Working on aircraft I know that my hearing is inevitably going to get worse, but I've been doing my damndest to protect hearing.<br>Did an online test and anything beyond 18000Hz I start less hearing, and more feeling...
wtf at the end was that morse?
At the end of the video was there a high pitched sound hidden?
Thanks for that outro sound
Does anyone know if it’s a Morse code at the end?
THE ENDING IS SO LOUD
Has anyone translated the morse code in the video?
Wow bro... why did I take so long to get around to this one. Very sweet message, something I needed to hear as I face my own "tired eyes" which used to be 20/25 or sharp enough to read anything with a good eye and a better eye. Not anymore. ✌🏼
The high pitch noise at the end was a nice touch
Ahhh! The wine at the end. That was just evil.
Youtube can't get more British.
There's a patent for technology that utilises older screens like this to manipulate anyone viewing the screen, such as forcing a smile or an erection, etc. How scary is that
Slim chance of you seeing this, but if you did the test on youtube, then don't worry, youtube only goes up to 15kH as far as i know
So glad to be 44 ans still hearing theses sounds
I hate the ending of the video
It’s okay Tom I’m only 23 and I can’t hear the noise in the other video either. But (un)lucky for me I have tinnitus and I get to hear unbearable high pitches tones in my own head whenever I want :(
Holy that last bit hurt
All joking aside: most of the sound comes from the deflection yoke, not the flyback transformer. The yoke acts like a speaker of sorts.
Few people can hear the horiz sweep freq. The old 19 KHz "ultrasonic" fire alarms used to bother me when I was a kid (1960s). I hated going into certain stores. BTW: You know the REAL reason the horiz output was called a flyback? Well, if you touched the output lead while it was turned on, you would fly back across the room! Then you would have to retrace your steps... ;`)
Just wait until Tinnitus sets in, if it hasn't already. Mine drives me nuts. Even more-so because i cannot figure out why I have it so bad, as I have always been the type to keep the volume low when listening to music, watching TV, etc. It is maddening
I'll turn 40 next year and I could hear the high-pitched noise at the very end.<br>Why though, is it painful?...
All CRT TVs did it right until their death, but in my lifetime I've never heard it from a Computer Monitor. I've always hated this sound,(reply>), @Okaro its due to the 15Khz horizontal scanning frequency,(reply>), Monitors had higher frequencies, for example VGA was 400 lines at 70 Hz on text mode that makes 28 kHz. Because of vertical retrace it actually was higher, about 30 kHz. Better monitors were even higher.<br><br>Similarly 100 Hz TVs were immune to it.
in the end i heard the high pitch
All this did was make me hyper aware of usually unnoticeable mild tinnitus
That video took a real dark turn 😳
"I did a hearing test. I can't hear mosquito alarms anymore~"<br><br>Somebody get Disney or something :(<br><br>And no. Someone's just cutting onions :'(
my old LCD monitor also whines like that. no ray tubes there, what gives?
AAAAGHHH that's painful
Trying to sneak that high pitched boise in at the end, I hear that
Tom: cant hear crts<br>Also tom:🤟yoloTime for Midlife-crisis/yolo🤟
I cant here it I can only hear 14500 and down
Ahhh, the sounds of my tinnitus...
Those last 10 seconds were really painful
God I almost threw my phone at the end of this video
The best rickrolls are the ones you have to put effort into. Nice one
Well that got kind of emotional. Sadly I don't know morse. But my hearing goes over 18kHz.
Am I the only one who heard the high pitched Morse Code at the end
The military made very certain that I don't get annoyed by high pitched sounds.
Is that a Morse code at the end?
End of the video is gonna be my new aging test from now on
Thanks for playing it In the end😁
I was going to spend the time to figure out the morse code at the end, but seeing as how this is a 2 year old video, someone has already done it. Yay.
It's funny to see people get RICKROLLED without even realising it ;)
Am I the only one who hears the little beep at the end?
Aww Tom we all grow older.. but that noise at the end what unnecessary 😑
What is the thing at the end of the video noise
You look like your about to burst into tears
I was in a quiet room with a crt once after every tv in the house was changed to lcd. I took of my headphones and proceeded to chuck them across the room in surprise when I heard it.
Legitimately smiled at the ear-piercing shrill tone at the end... I've been afraid of doing those informal, online hearing tests for a while and, while I intend no insult to those who are not able to hear it, I was delighted that years of headset use hadn't done too much damage. I will do better to protect this gift going forward, though.
I'm 22 and can't hear anything above 16K, how sad is that?
What I learned today is I have a notch in my hearing......... I can hear tones above 16K, and below 15.3K, but not between them....
"<a href=""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RA5UiLYWdbM&t=3m59s"">3:59</a><br>you forgot a spot"
Sounds like you’re using a low pass filter now. I don’t like it.
At the ending of this video has a high pitched sound ... was it just me??
Well that got depressing
Bruh. My 10 year-old LCD monitor makes high-pitched noise at low brightness levels and it's hella annoying. I have to use low brightness at night when it's quiet so it's even more annoying...
Morse code at the end
Fantastic title job
You looked really sad there Tom :(
I somehow think that after this ending of the video Tom started crying
I feel your pain, now in my 40s I've noticed I dont hear speech as clearly as before. Years of clubbing in my 20s probably amplified the damage.
This guy is smarter than frickin' 90% of the people
That noise at the end killed my ears. Have a headache now
One of the rooms I've have a class in whilst I was in university had a horrible high pitched sound and no one else could hear it which made me seem absolutely crazy.
"...at least you can still hear it."<br>Me: "Can I though?"<br>(1 second later)<br>Me: AAAAAAAAAA,(reply>), confirmation, but also, pain,(reply>), Me too. My ears are still ringing,(reply>), 39, still hear it... and more annoyingly...,(reply>), Oh no oh god im getting old FAST,(reply>), What do you mean?<br>I'm jamming out right now.
Freaking millennials not knowing that CRTs make a sound
My computer's headphone slot constantly plays a high pitched sound through anything plugged into it. I can slowly feel my hearing going away...
I swear in the end card there's a high pitch. And I learned about this in high school you had a ring tone that was high pitch where teachers couldn't hear you getting text. One teacher used unplugged computer speakers to catch the old dada dada noise when receiving on cell phones. And why don't we hear that anymore.
That sound in thr last few secomds oh my GOD i had no idea my phone could produce frequencies that high
So old computers are also oscillators, cool.
high pitched Morse code in the end card
I remember that when I was still working in airplane maintenance, I could instantly tell if the power supply wasn't turned off. Hearing is a very useful sense, that too many people underuse.

"<a href=""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RA5UiLYWdbM&t=3m59s"">3:59</a> Killing me softly with his tones", killing me softly... with his tones.

have i just been rickrolled?

I failed miserably to decode the morse at the end. Somehow i ended up with AEVER GONNB GUVE OUUR

"atleast you can hear it" then completely fucks my ears with beeps. I WANT MY HEARING THANK YOU. xD

Windows XP CRT screens are one of the loudest.

I can hear anti-cat, ultra-sonic alarms. Anyone else?

Anyone know what frequency was played there at the end? Did my head in...

I went shooting guns without hearing protection today so I didn't even notice the ringing from the video I just thought my ear was ringing again

The morse code was trippy

You were being quiet the whole video, and the frequency scared me so bad! Gosh darnit Tom.

does anybody know how many hz the morse at the end was

Ooohhh, I can still hear that last bit of beeps in my ears for minutes....

what if I'm losing my hearing? Outro: happens Ok nvm

Tom: Protect your hearing Me: Ok cool! Tom: Proceeds to insert high-pitched sound at the end of his video

That noise at the end, so painful.

Oh gosh these sounds at the end xD

is that morse code at the end? edit: WOW IT'S JUST A RICK ROLL

bruh you're only 36 youre not old

that noise at the end.... not cool

At the end of the video it sounds like morse code in super high frequency.

I could hear the ending screen high pitch frequency on my smartphone whilst my brother is playing the bass five meters away. 26yo.

33 years old and I can still hear it!

Who translated the morse code? I'm lazy tonight.

Aww...

u had to hurt my ears at the end didnt u

Perhaps you should be grateful for the hearing you do have. I got hit in the head by a rock and lost about 30 dB. Fortunately, less loss right around voice frequencies so a headset on the phone works fine. But some music sounds very strange now. Adjustment to life. Soon your body will really start changing, like when you were a teenager, and like then, there’ll be nothing you can do about it.

Tom put a high-pitched morse code signal at the very end of the video so you could check your hearing.

Finnaly proof that this guy does age

I just went to rewatch the video and couldn't for the life of me pick up the noise. Working on aircraft I know that my hearing is inevitably going to get worse, but I've been doing my damndest to protect hearing. Did an online test and anything beyond 18000Hz I start less hearing, and more feeling...

wtf at the end was that morse?

At the end of the video was there a high pitched sound hidden?

Thanks for that outro sound

Does anyone know if it’s a Morse code at the end?

THE ENDING IS SO LOUD

Has anyone translated the morse code in the video?

Wow bro... why did I take so long to get around to this one. Very sweet message, something I needed to hear as I face my own "tired eyes" which used to be 20/25 or sharp enough to read anything with a good eye and a better eye. Not anymore. ✌🏼

The high pitch noise at the end was a nice touch

Ahhh! The wine at the end. That was just evil.

Youtube can't get more British.

There's a patent for technology that utilises older screens like this to manipulate anyone viewing the screen, such as forcing a smile or an erection, etc. How scary is that

Slim chance of you seeing this, but if you did the test on youtube, then don't worry, youtube only goes up to 15kH as far as i know

So glad to be 44 ans still hearing theses sounds

I hate the ending of the video

It’s okay Tom I’m only 23 and I can’t hear the noise in the other video either. But (un)lucky for me I have tinnitus and I get to hear unbearable high pitches tones in my own head whenever I want :(

Holy that last bit hurt

All joking aside: most of the sound comes from the deflection yoke, not the flyback transformer. The yoke acts like a speaker of sorts.

Few people can hear the horiz sweep freq. The old 19 KHz "ultrasonic" fire alarms used to bother me when I was a kid (1960s). I hated going into certain stores. BTW: You know the REAL reason the horiz output was called a flyback? Well, if you touched the output lead while it was turned on, you would fly back across the room! Then you would have to retrace your steps... ;`)

Just wait until Tinnitus sets in, if it hasn't already. Mine drives me nuts. Even more-so because i cannot figure out why I have it so bad, as I have always been the type to keep the volume low when listening to music, watching TV, etc. It is maddening

I'll turn 40 next year and I could hear the high-pitched noise at the very end. Why though, is it painful?...

All CRT TVs did it right until their death, but in my lifetime I've never heard it from a Computer Monitor. I've always hated this sound,(reply>), @Okaro its due to the 15Khz horizontal scanning frequency,(reply>), Monitors had higher frequencies, for example VGA was 400 lines at 70 Hz on text mode that makes 28 kHz. Because of vertical retrace it actually was higher, about 30 kHz. Better monitors were even higher. Similarly 100 Hz TVs were immune to it.

in the end i heard the high pitch

All this did was make me hyper aware of usually unnoticeable mild tinnitus

That video took a real dark turn 😳

"I did a hearing test. I can't hear mosquito alarms anymore~" Somebody get Disney or something :( And no. Someone's just cutting onions :'(

my old LCD monitor also whines like that. no ray tubes there, what gives?

AAAAGHHH that's painful

Trying to sneak that high pitched boise in at the end, I hear that

Tom: cant hear crts Also tom:🤟*yolo*Time for Midlife-crisis*/yolo*🤟

I cant here it I can only hear 14500 and down

Ahhh, the sounds of my tinnitus...

Those last 10 seconds were really painful

God I almost threw my phone at the end of this video

The best rickrolls are the ones you have to put effort into. Nice one

Well that got kind of emotional. Sadly I don't know morse. But my hearing goes over 18kHz.

Am I the only one who heard the high pitched Morse Code at the end

The military made very certain that I don't get annoyed by high pitched sounds.

Is that a Morse code at the end?

End of the video is gonna be my new aging test from now on

Thanks for playing it In the end😁

I was going to spend the time to figure out the morse code at the end, but seeing as how this is a 2 year old video, someone has already done it. Yay.

It's funny to see people get RICKROLLED without even realising it ;)

Am I the only one who hears the little beep at the end?

Aww Tom we all grow older.. but that noise at the end what unnecessary 😑

What is the thing at the end of the video noise

You look like your about to burst into tears

I was in a quiet room with a crt once after every tv in the house was changed to lcd. I took of my headphones and proceeded to chuck them across the room in surprise when I heard it.

Legitimately smiled at the ear-piercing shrill tone at the end... I've been afraid of doing those informal, online hearing tests for a while and, while I intend no insult to those who are not able to hear it, I was delighted that years of headset use hadn't done too much damage. I will do better to protect this gift going forward, though.

I'm 22 and can't hear anything above 16K, how sad is that?

What I learned today is I have a notch in my hearing......... I can hear tones above 16K, and below 15.3K, but not between them....

"<a href=""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RA5UiLYWdbM&t=3m59s"">3:59</a> you forgot a spot"

Sounds like you’re using a low pass filter now. I don’t like it.

At the ending of this video has a high pitched sound ... was it just me??

Well that got depressing

Bruh. My 10 year-old LCD monitor makes high-pitched noise at low brightness levels and it's hella annoying. I have to use low brightness at night when it's quiet so it's even more annoying...

Morse code at the end

Fantastic title job

You looked really sad there Tom :(

I somehow think that after this ending of the video Tom started crying

I feel your pain, now in my 40s I've noticed I dont hear speech as clearly as before. Years of clubbing in my 20s probably amplified the damage.

This guy is smarter than frickin' 90% of the people

That noise at the end killed my ears. Have a headache now

One of the rooms I've have a class in whilst I was in university had a horrible high pitched sound and no one else could hear it which made me seem absolutely crazy.

"...at least you can still hear it." Me: "Can I though?" (1 second later) Me: AAAAAAAAAA,(reply>), confirmation, but also, pain,(reply>), Me too. My ears are still ringing,(reply>), 39, still hear it... and more annoyingly...,(reply>), Oh no oh god im getting old FAST,(reply>), What do you mean? I'm jamming out right now.

Freaking millennials not knowing that CRTs make a sound

My computer's headphone slot constantly plays a high pitched sound through anything plugged into it. I can slowly feel my hearing going away...

I swear in the end card there's a high pitch. And I learned about this in high school you had a ring tone that was high pitch where teachers couldn't hear you getting text. One teacher used unplugged computer speakers to catch the old dada dada noise when receiving on cell phones. And why don't we hear that anymore.

That sound in thr last few secomds oh my GOD i had no idea my phone could produce frequencies that high

So old computers are also oscillators, cool.

high pitched Morse code in the end card

I remember that when I was still working in airplane maintenance, I could instantly tell if the power supply wasn't turned off. Hearing is a very useful sense, that too many people underuse.