6 replies to this topic

[h2oism]

Frist off hi guys,

Don't know if anyone ask this yet, but I just  would like to know how to extract the audio recording from a note pad(.pwi) in my phone to my desktop.

thanks guys

[Confucious]

Welcome to the forum.

I've never had an audio recording in a note pad file but a .pwi file, I believe, can be opened in Pocket Word. So I'd try opening it in word and seeing if you can try saving it from there. No idea if it will work but worth a try.

Good luck.

[zehlein]

I remember doing it manually once with a hexeditor. It worked fine but I can't remember the exact position where I did the cutting. But for sure the *.wav is simply embedded there. The trick via MS Word didn't work for me because I had several wav-files in one pwi file and Word coudn't work it out...

Edit: The Wave file starts with the ASCII "RIFF", then 4 bytes representing the chunk length, followed by ASCII "WAVE". Search for it in a Hexeditor and cut the stuff you need out.

Edited by zehlein, 24 December 2007 - 12:03 PM.

[Menneisyys]

zehlein, on Dec 24 2007, 12:57, said:

I remember doing it manually once with a hexeditor. It worked fine but I can't remember the exact position where I did the cutting. But for sure the *.wav is simply embedded there. The trick via MS Word didn't work for me because I had several wav-files in one pwi file and Word coudn't work it out...

Edit: The Wave file starts with the ASCII "RIFF", then 4 bytes representing the chunk length, followed by ASCII "WAVE". Search for it in a Hexeditor and cut the stuff you need out.

see http://www.pocketpct...ic.php?p=353778

[h2oism]

thanks guys for the fast reply. menneisyys great find on the link thanks.

[PaulOBrien]

Sweet.

Worth rustling up into a .net app for ease of use?

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[carlosp_uk]

Thanks a lot for this little app - saved my bacon today - I had to email some audio clips over to a client and only had limited hardware available!  My WinMobile phone,  a bluetooth file transfer to an old desktop and your app did the trick!

C