Hi folks.Do any of you have experience loading Wave files into Sound Forge or Sonar as Raw audio? I did this once before and restored a corrupt file, but this was at least a couple years ago.
Background: I accidentally deleted some files on a memory card, which I was able to restore with a free undelete utility. then, I used a tiny program called fixwav to varify the files were stereo, and the correct bit depth and sampling rate. However, listening to them, I get what sounds like white noise at full volume.
Looking at Sound Forge's RAW audio options, I can specify header and trailer values, default for both is 0. Any idea what these should be set to, or what values to try first?
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Thanks for any ideas. ChrisP.S. The two tools mentioned above are very good to have around, just in case! The freeUndelete utility works great and is from:
http://www.officerecovery.com/index.htm#freeundeleteFixwav is a free commandline utility, at least the version I have is. I have not tested version 1.1 yet, available from:
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