i make sure i put a coppy of everything i have on an external hardrive. then i
coppy everything on that one to a second external hardrive. may sound crazy but
it's been forever and a day since i lost any material.
On 5/26/2022 12:34 PM, Tom Kaufman wrote:
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> Yeah...that's the only problem
Aha. I should try that with the supposed discord sound files too as they
have no extension and I can't even figure out what format theyr'e supposed
to be. I want to change the sounds as I don't like them.
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Hi!
Audacity has a import feature that import just raw audio.
That might help.
/A
> 26 maj 2022 kl. 18:59 skrev JM Casey :
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> I don't find goldwave plays nicely with corrupted files -- the processing
> usuallyc rashes with an error. I think your best bet might be VLC. It is
> pretty robust
Good idea. Then you'll at least know what it is that you've got left, maybe.
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From: all-audio@groups.io On Behalf Of Howard Traxler
Sent: May 26, 2022 01:32 PM
To: all-audio@groups.io
Subject: Re: [all-audio] corrupted files
No, I think next, I'll try and editor of
Yeah...that's the only problem with "shift plus delete: if you have that habit
(and I have the same "bad habit) once it's gone, it's gone!
Tom Kaufman
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Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2022 1:06 PM
To: all-audio@groups.io
No, I think next, I'll try and editor of some kind. Maybe notepad or a
Norton hex editor.
Howard
On 5/26/2022 12:20 PM, JM Casey wrote:
It's possible that, even though you were able to recover the file records, the
file data itself has been replaced with with 0s or perhaps some altogether
It's possible that, even though you were able to recover the file records, the
file data itself has been replaced with with 0s or perhaps some altogether
different data. Even though you wouldn’t' be able to make anything of it, have
you tried opening one of these in a text editor to see if it
Well, I tried GoldWave and couldn't get any info or sound. VLC, switch,
and foobar gave nothing, also.If I knew more about mp3 files I might be
able to fix the appropriate byte and get 'em back. That's a lot of
entertainment to loose.
Howard
If it weren't for this bad habbit I have of using
I don't find goldwave plays nicely with corrupted files -- the processing
usuallyc rashes with an error. I think your best bet might be VLC. It is pretty
robust and doesn't fall down easily. That said even VlC won't play everything.
Maybe try using something like mediainfo to see if it can even
I usually use Winamp. or GoldWave. I also have foobar, VLC, audacity,
and, of course, Groove and WMP; but I don't know those vary well. I
guess I'll try loading a couple into GoldWave first and see if it
plays. If not, then I'll try the others.
Appreciate your thoughts.
Howard
On
Hi!
What players do you have?
Vlc used to be able to play even corrupted files for me.
Foobar2000 might work.
Otherwise you might open them in gold wave and re save them and see if that
works.
I guess the mp3 headers are damaged.
/A
> 26 maj 2022 kl. 17:55 skrev Howard Traxler :
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> By
By accident, I deleted a folder full of music; about 600 mp3 files. I
used recuva to get them all back. Well, they came back, the names and
sizes look right, but now no audio player will play them.
How can I fix 'em? Ideas? Thanks.
Howard
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