This is the command sndfile-salvage that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
sndfile-salvage - salvages the audio data from WAV or AIFF files which are bigger than
four gigabytes
SYNOPSIS
sndfile-salvage <broken WAV/AIFF file> <fixed W64 file>
DESCRIPTION
File formats like WAV and AIFF contain a 32 bit unsigned value in the headers which
indicates the size of the file's audio data chunk in bytes. Since this is a 32 bit
unsigned value the largest value it can contain is 0xffffffff or just under 4 gigabytes.
However, many programs allow much larger files to be written and libsndfile, by default
will not read these overly large files. However this utility can salvage one of these
overly large files and write the audio to a file format than does allow more than 4
gigabytes of audio data.
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