[Coco] Recovering a damaged cassette file

[Diego Barizo]

I have uploaded the wav, MP3 and Audacity files
http://www.yaccs.info/MyDoD/MyDoD.mp3
http://www.yaccs.info/MyDoD/MyDoD.wav
http://www.yaccs.info/MyDoD/MyDoD.aup.zip

Thanks to anyone who can give it a try.

Diego


Luis Fernández wrote:
> I use the same editor
> wav utility can read my partial and rescue far as it goes.
> if you want to send me the wav and try to salvage what you have
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>> Date: Tue, 4 Sep 2012 22:07:00 -0300
>> From: diegoba at adinet.com.uy
>> To: coco at maltedmedia.com
>> Subject: [Coco] Recovering a damaged cassette file
>>
>> I have a program saved on tape that I would love to recover.
>> The problem is that the tape as a "drop" near the end of the file.
>> Has anyone ever been able to recover, at least partially a damaged
>> cassette file?
>>
>> I was thinking about just copying and pasting a good section of the file
>> on top of the damaged one, using Audacity ( an audio editor )
>>
>> Any suggestions on what to do?
>>
>> In case it helps, here is a screenshot of the last section of the
>> waveform. You can see 2 drops, a small, sharp one first, and a bigger
>> one almost at the end.
>> www.yaccs.info/MyDoD.jpg
>>
>> Thanks to all,
>>
>> Diego
>>
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