| Subject: | cleaning wav files |
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| From: | "Gianni Pavan" gptrekking |
| Date: | Mon Dec 12, 2011 9:43 am ((PST)) |
dear all,
I'm working on a huge sound library and I have thousands of wav
files recorded/edited with different programs. All them can be read by
well-know editing programs, however I need to produce a set of clean wav
files with no comments or additional info inside, just the header and the
wave data as in the basic format definition (this is required for reading
them with Matlab and other custom made analysis programs).
Can you suggest a software able to check the files and fix or clean them ?
Gianni
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