No. The watermark is inaudible. Btw. audio compression is already doing most of the "stripping inaudible" stuff. You know, why wasting bits on something which

No. The watermark is inaudible. Btw. audio compression is already doing most of the "stripping inaudible" stuff. You know, why wasting bits on something which is less likely to by picked up by the listener. It is done by assuming a model of human hearing.