problem of distortion of WAV files

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• Huge problem, cannot delete the WAV file.

  I have the WAV file on my desktop that I can't move, delete, rename or the properties view.  It is a way by using 100% of my CPU and slow down at all.

  Whenever I try to delete it, it says "preparing to recycle...". "and never finished.

  I'm about to reinstall my operating system because I don't know any other solution.

  Hello

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  its best to be thorough than paying the high price later now too. Check with them to one
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  It can be made repeatedly in Mode safe - F8 tap that you start, however, you must also run
  the regular windows when you can.

  Download malwarebytes and scan with it, run MRT and add Prevx to be sure that he is gone.
  (If Rootkits run UnHackMe)

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  Malwarebytes - free
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• I have a problem with reading. WAV files.

  So I tried to mix these sounds to make cool music, but when I open something like Audacity, it sounds completely different when played in windows media player, I am really confused. Has it to do with codecs or bit rate or something like that? Any help is appreciated. Thank you!

  Evan,

  What is the version of Windows installed on the computer?

  Is the question limited to Audacity?

  I'd like you try to play different music files.

  In addition, I would have you read these articles.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/316992#top

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/codecs-frequently-asked-questions#codecs-frequently-asked-questions=Windows-7

  We know if that helps you.

• Vodafone UK wav file download problem

  Hi all

  I have a request that download a WAV from my server and play. So far, it works well in the United States and other parts of the world. However, in the Vodafone UK network, anything that has been downloaded is a wav file of 'silence' with small sounds of background hiss. Any who encounter this problem and know how to work around?

  Thank you.

  RML

  I finally found the solution to this problem. So that the Vodafone UK server does not interfere with the HTTP traffic, I added the following to the HTTP header:

  1 requestHeaders.setProperty("User-Agent", "Blackberry");
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  I hope this information can help someone.

  RML

• Problem with redirect after save the wav file

  I have a photo booth / audio that we created with flash that take a photo and record then it records audio testimony and records it.  My problem is that, once the wav file is saved, I want to redirect them to a thank you page but can't seem to find a way to do it.  Here is the code that I use to manage the registration of the wav file.

  private void recordComplete(e:Event):void

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  var request: URLRequest = new URLRequest ("save - file.php '");

  var loader: URLLoader = new URLLoader();

  request.contentType = ' application/octet-stream ";

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  Request.Data = recorder.output;

  Loader.Load (request);

  navigateToURL (new URLRequest (redirectPath), "_self")

  }

  I tried to add the navigateToURL at the end and it sends to this page correctly, but the wav file is not saved.  I was wondering if there was a way to determine that the file is saved and then redirect to a thank you page?

  Thanks in advance!

  -justin

  replace

  public var redirectPath:String = "http://localhost/thankyou.html";

  with

  not sure that this should be public but it won't matter for testing.

  public var redirectPath:String = "http://www.adobe.com";

• Flash CS 6 is hard to import .wav files

  Do not know what is happening with it but it does. Very CLEARLY a bug. If I drag the files in the library, it will give an error for each file but then once it has imported each of whom she will then ask me if I want to overright it and then reimport again. The audio is then ruined and cannot be used. It has been distorted to sound like static.

  If I import one by one, it does the same thing. If I try to import them at the same time the program crashes.

  The .wav files play well in any other program is not the files themselves. It's also repetitive.

  The ONLY thing that works is to batch them convert to aif via the Media Encoder files but it is stupid to think that I must do this by default every time.

  I am running Windows 7 64 bit with 8 GB of memory and an Intel Xeon processor clocked at 2.8 ghz

  • Solved my problem! Where someone is looking to this issue, the error occurs when you save a file hearing and select "include markers and other metadata" at the bottom that blocks the import every time for me. Unchecking this stupid thing corrects the mistake of import. It is reproducible on several computers in our office as well is indeed a fix.

  

• Corrupted wav files in Adobe but plays fine in other applications

  I have a few old projects that have been backed up several times.  The problem is that some of the sound files appear corrupted when I load into Adobe Audition.  The sound plays all distorted with clicks/POPs VERY STRONG in it.  However, I can play the same files very well in any standard player (Winamp, WMP, VLC player)

  I tried to open the project in the new hearing, but same thing happens.  I also tried the option "Open in" and specifying what windows reports as sample rate etc. but it comes out the same.  Most of the other files wav in projects work very well, but here and there, like that and prevents me from remixing anything whatsoever.  Worst case I guess I could read the file in winamp and record it but then I would have to match the calendar and everything and I just do not have the motivation to do it on all of these projects.

  http://home.Comcast.NET/~chicken3/Track17.zip

  It is one of the files if someone wants to take a moment and look at him.  I do not understand why winamp and all of them can play very well if it has been damaged in any way, another VLC I know does not need the file headers to play correctly most of the time.

  Here is a picture of what looks like the wave at the hearing.  Oh, and Reaper reads files very well, if I had all my wav files to the bottom, I had just paste the whole project in Reaper and remix but unfortunately I cut all the files already trimmed.

  

  I downloaded your file, as you say it opens fine in Reaper. And is considered to be 32 bits (int), which is not commonly used format. But in AA3, it is declared as floating 16.8 which was the old Cool Edit 32 bit format used to return & exclusive to them.

  I open your file in Reaper made the new form taken, unsurprisingly, the file opens correctly in AA3. I happened to have my record files saved as 24-bit int, but all this is very configurable in Reaper.

  BTW, such that it appears as your Session file is not damaged but only some files Wav AA should give you all of your changes, fades etc. very well with a bunch of PMExport reaper 32-bit float.

  I guess that your installation of AA is ok with the 32bits uncorrupted files 'normal '?

  If so there are a few things more like moving files & get the newly returned to be the same file names only in the ITS of the AA.

  John L

• HELP - read file that VI does not stop at the end of the WAV file

  Hello

  I am a beginner and I'm working on a project that opens a .wav file and it plays (with volume control). I found all the associated examples sounds extremely useful and I can just edit the audio file to output.vi his example to my project.

  I'm running into a problem where the vi does not stop at the end of the wav file, and it seems for a while loop. the wav file I am using ended a long min (and it has been converted to a data file in a wav file, if it matters). I have attached my vi modified here and appreciate any help.

  Thank you!

  Christy

  The OP and the æ OR

  Please go to help on the toolbar. Then select examples and search for sound. Locate the sound file "for his Output.vi.

• Why MATLAB cannot read wav files OR? Mind wav compression errors.

  I write, 1-n-channel, 24-bit wav files using the standard vi OR its file Open/Close/Write (DBL) found in LabVIEW 8.6\vi.lib\sound2\lvsound2.llb. This application data are acquired from a NOR-9234 via USB-9162 or NOR-cDAQ-9172. My wav files are readable by many readers of wav, including media player file (channels 1-2), SoundForge, and my own readers of LabVIEW wav file. However, MathLab is unable to read these files, saying they cannot deal with compressed wav format. As we read in the documentation of NOR, these files are decompressed. I found a player wav to header via the discussion forums and read my wav file. The compression code that was printed was-2 instead of 1 for uncompressed. Anyone had similar problems reading in MATLAB? Someone knows something about the importance of a - 2 for compression? My guess is that there is a word size problem here that MATLAB cannot process or NOR is not properly function.

  Well, I learned a little more since last we spoke. The standard MatLab wav player is wavread.m. This script must be able to read multi channels 24 bit files; but he does not read files from LabVIEW. We find a change to this script, called wavexread.m, which was developed to read wav files that use WAVE_FORMAT_EXTENSIBLE. This format was developed by MS as an extended format to write multi channel + 24 bit files with more information included. LabVIEW wav files are readable by MatLab via the use of this script. Basically the script ignores formatting as if the compression for the PCM format setting was set to 1 (instead of-2 or, as we know it, "FEFF"). I tried rewriting the file binary wav and replaced the "FEFF" with "0100". This file is readable by the wavread.m of stock but not the wavexread.m extended; hiliting besides the fact that MatLab do not really care.

  However, I'll throw this back order to ask whether it is really necessary to use the extended format to write these files when the standard format would be sufficient. It sure would have made life much easier if my client did not need to worry about this.

  Thanks for your help.

• Add data in the header of a .wav file

  Hello guys,.

  I seek your help for a small problem that I can't spend during my internship.

  Here's what I want to do: I acquire signals that I write a .wav file. What I would do then is to reopen this .wav file and add data in the header, such as the sensitivity of the microphone for example. I am doing this is because it's one of our program of works, it can resume the pressure vs time signal using this information. I already have the hex code I need to add, but I was not able to determine if such a thing is possible or not after a day of research ideas would be greatly appreciated. I wonder if Matlab might do the trick but I prefer to stay with the 'normal '... screws

  Thank you very much for your help.

  To insert data into the middle of a file, you will need to rewrite the entire file after that point, as Gerd said in the linked post.  I would do the following:

  1. Search for the location you want to put your new piece
  2. Read 65 000 bytes from forward and store in a local cache (shift registers work well for this, or just a wire at this point).
  3. Write your new piece, taking note of how long it is
  4. Give your data buffered less the length of your new song
  5. Read a 65 000 other bytes and put it in a new buffer
  6. Write the end of the old buffer and a part of the new buffer until you get to 65 000 bytes
  7. Repeat 4 to 6 until you reach the end of the file
  8. Update the offsets in the header to match the new locations of piece, since you have moved things

  You can probably do it with both data pads in a pair of registers at offset in a loop.  The 65 000 bytes is chosen for best performance.  You can use other sizes, but your speed can suffer.  Let us know if you encounter any problems.

• WAV file, do not replay in LabView or load in WMP, but works in VLC

  I'm creating an audio file for an interview with the attached code snippet (VI is very big and made a lot of treatment without report).  This sound is recorded in the Subvi "interview".  In the end, the Subvi is closed and the Subvi 'process' is open.  If this process is followed, labview will open and play the WAV file without problem.  Furthermore, 'process' can be run as a stand-alone.  In this case, I get error 4810 to its reading Open file (possible reason: cannot recognize the format of sound).  If I try to open the file in Windows Media Player, wav is open, but will have a length of 0.  If I open the wav in VLC, it plays without problem.  I have not tried saving as a new file, but it is a solution untenable sortof still.  For what it's worth, this problem arises when audio recording has been replaced by a process based on the queue.  I have attached the old code (work) for reference.

  Thank you

  Brendan

  Hey,.

  Is returned to the point and redid my whole setup, including locally (not with locals on the IDS of devices microphone and speaker).  It works now. so... I'm not really sure what to do all this.  I doubt that it was a question of the use of local variables for input/output devices because the noise was always playing.  It could be a small error with the creation of the file, which I rewrote, but I can't tell what it could have been.  In any case, thank you.

• Multimedia player that allows some of my WAV files to be played in a more quick read but other WAV files are NOT allowed to read at a faster speed.

  original title WAV file: windows media player

  Multimedia player that allows some of my WAV files to be played in a more quick read but other WAV files are NOT allowed to read at a faster speed.  Any suggestions on how to fix?

  Thank you

  Hello
  1 did you change on your computer before this problem?
  2. what happens when you try to play?
  3. what operating system is running on your computer?

  What version of the operating system Windows am I running?
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/help/which-version-of-the-Windows-operating-system-am-i-running
  Follow the suggestions and see if it helps.

  Method 1

  You can run Windows Media Player settings convenience store.
  Open the troubleshooting Windows Media Player settings Troubleshooter
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-Windows-Media-Player-settings-Troubleshooter

  Method 2
  You can read the article and then check.
  Change playback speed in Windows Media Player
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/change-playback-speed-in-Windows-Media-Player

  See also:
  Play an audio or video file: frequently asked questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/play-an-audio-or-video-file-frequently-asked-questions
  Play an audio or video file
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/play-an-audio-or-video-file

   

• Cannot modify the properties file or Tags on .wav files

  Recently, I noticed that you cannot change the property information or the tag of the file on file .wav audio as you can do it on other types of audio.  Either using the file explore. change the properties or advanced in WMP11 tag editor, all the fields are grayed and shelter directly editing.  This is not the case for all other types of audio files, I tried.

  Curiously, the fields are editable by WMP if you can manually find Album Info or just edit the individual fields directly in the screen of the library.  Unfortunately, it is not acceptable, because it means that you can not change at the same time, more than a single field in a single file and then only if this field is represented as a column in the WMP library.

  It seems very strange to me; This seems to be a limitation in Windows itself, since even the file Explorer will not let update you the file properties (for example, title, subject, author, comments, etc.).  I really need to save as the original .wav files so they can be changed later (and not lose the content of compression), but I have no way to correctly annotate files!  Does anyone know of a way around this?  Thanx

  (Using XP on multiple computers - same problem on all of them.)

  Hello V7Goose,

  I think you'll have to come back to apply 3rd party to do what you are looking for.  Otherwise, it will take forever to tag your music one by one.  There are some that you can make a search that may be free.  I just found this one, I don't know if it of good or not, I wanted to give you an idea of what is out there.

  http://easy-tagger.software.informer.com/2.1/

  See you soon

• Prerecorded Wav files

  Hi all

  I'm trying to find a Wav file to use at the end of a LabVIEW program that prompts the user that the test is over.

  I use the LabVIEW VI but I'm looking for a pre recorded the wav file that reads "Test is now completed.

  I have had a look on Goolge, but I am unable to find a suitable file.

  Can someone provide my with such a wav file or point me in the direction I could find one?

  Thanks again

  Cally.

  You can always create a using a synthesizer as here.  http://www.research.att.com/~ttsweb/TTS/demo.php

  There are a few other online as well.  You will need to look at the problems of license, if you have a commercial application.

  As food for thought, I built once small tester of vision where the customer wanted to audio signals for past and has no parts.  I tried a few different voices.  But in the end, everyone hated the voice.  So, we went to standard Windows sounds.

• Cannot fast forward a wav file in windows media player 11

  When I join the pc to the windows domain, Windows Media Player version 11.0.5721.5280 leaves me not fast wav files forward, BUT when the Pc is not joined to the domain I have no problems fast forwarding.

  There is no GPO not applied to users or computers. I don't know what could be the problem.

  Anyone have any ideas what could be the cause?

  Thank you!

  Johnny

  Hi Johnny Pappas,.

  I see that you have a problem with windows media player when the computer is connected to the domain network. I'll help you with this problem.

  I suggest you post this question in the Windows XP IT Pro forums: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/category/windowsxpitpro

  Thank you.