Hi list.
I was making a recording with writesf~, and my computer suddenly turned off. The file was created, about 200 MB, but It wasn´t closed or finished, so I can´t open with the objects I know on pd.
I can play the soundfile with amarok, so I know that the information is still there, but when I try to open with readsf~ or soundfiler, it loads 0 seconds of information. Even if I try with some sound editors like Audacity.
Do you know if there is a way to get the RAW information of the file, without using the header? (I guess that's the problem) I don't want to have to record it again through Jack.
Thanks.
_Ricardo.
Audacity should be able to open it as a RAW file. At least according to the website... Perhaps try another editor like Rezound? If you have a Mac, Soundhack will work for that very well...
d.
Ricardo Dueñas Parada wrote:
Do you know if there is a way to get the RAW information of the file, without using the header? (I guess that's the problem)
[soundfiler] can also be used here, see the help file. But then you'll have to provide all information like number of channels, headersize, endianness and bytes per sample.
d.
Ricardo Dueñas Parada wrote:
I was making a recording with writesf~, and my computer suddenly turned off. The file was created, about 200 MB, but It wasn´t closed or finished, so I can´t open with the objects I know on pd.
derek holzer ::: http://www.umatic.nl ::: http://blog.myspace.com/macumbista ---Oblique Strategy # 206: "What most recently impressed you? How is it similar? What can you learn from it? What could you take from it?"
The command-line utility sndfile-convert may be useful here also.
D.
Ricardo Dueñas Parada wrote:
I can play the soundfile with amarok, so I know that the information is still there, but when I try to open with readsf~ or soundfiler, it loads 0 seconds of information. Even if I try with some sound editors like Audacity.
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Ricardo Dueñas Parada