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How can I find out if a recorded file has any audio content?
Hello all,
I want to know if there is a way to "open" a .WAV or .MP3, music file and see if there is actually any content there or if it is 49.7mb of empty space.
How can I find out if a recorded file has any audio content?
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New #2
Any hex editor can open a file and show the contents in hexadecimal.
Try this one: Windows Hex Editor for Programmers, Power Users
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New #3
Wow, thats a very involved program!!
Seems like I would only use 1% of that program, and it would take a month to figure it out, lol
Anything easier anyone?
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New #5
Yup, thats what i did and i hear nothing, but i did not know you could have a file with MB's of empty space.
An empty folder, yes, but a file?
Thats why I am a member here, since i don't know all the ins/outs of computers.
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New #6
Can you upload one of those empty files so that we could have a look at it. E.G. here: Free File Hosting :: Free File Hosting - Online Storage; Upload Mp3, Videos, Music. Backup Files
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New #7
I am set up with Dropbox if that will work for you.
All you need to do is click the link;
https://www.dropbox.com/s/p3237c2o8i...82%29.wav?dl=0
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New #9
I ran your file thru Camtasia. There is indeed no sound on it. This is how your file looks:
This is how one of my good .wav files looks:
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