« on: August 31, 2009, 08:24:41 AM »
I do not know what happened but for some reason my iRiver H110 kinda goofed on me this weekend. I was recording a Backyard Tire Fire show and the dang thing recorded the first set fine. The recorder turned itself off after inactivity during the break. I then turned it back on and recorded the second set as usual.
Well I get home and look and the first set is fine totally normal but the second set shows up as a seven and a half hour file at a rate of 8000Hz. So I know all the data is there. It possibly has corrupted header information or something. The question is how to fix it?
I have tried everything in audacity. I have tried just changing the rate from 8000Hz to 44100Hz on the file itself. This works somewhat but results in skipping and such.. I have tried the trick of importing two files (one that is 44100 first - setting the project sample rate to 44100 then importing my 8000Hz file) This just produces a seven and a half hour recording at 44100Hz at a whopping 4.31GB (still playing really slow and sounds like Halloween music)..
What program should I be using or what is the best way to go about fixing this issue?
Any help is much appreciated!! Thanks so much
Neil
« Last Edit: August 31, 2009, 09:02:16 AM by Neilyboy »
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