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  1. Is there any way to merge to .wav files together? What program should i use to do this?!

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    Smokey :D
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  2. Hi,

    Any sound editing program will do this. Cooledit is my favourite.

    JOhn
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    copy /B fileA.wav+fileB+fileC.wav newfile.wav


    in a command window -- you can copy paste in a commad window -- just drag the file to the window also ..
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    i try that but its not working (the command is working)
    i have 1 wav lenght 1:27min and the other 1:26min after joining i have 1 wav file 1:27min ....
    ther is another way?
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    it works everytime ... you must of not included a proper file name or something .. or try

    copy fileA.wav+fileB.wav+fileC.wav newfile.wav /B
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  6. this is what i do:
    i put the two files (wav, or avi) in the same dir
    open CMD
    go to the same dir and type:

    copy /b 1.avi+2.avi new.avi

    is this right?

    i did it and he gave me on avi file 1.4gb movie but only for the first half...
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  7. i even try this:

    copy /b 1.wav+2.wav new.wav /b (here he gave me only the part 1)

    And:

    copy 1.wav+2.wav new.wav /b (here he gave me 32kb file)
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  8. Hi there!
    I think the original poster wants to join a number of wav files to produce one single and playable wav. IMHO the "copy" command can't do this since it merely puts one complete file at the end of another one without updating the required header informations.
    I've written a small Java app with which you can join wav files in an appropriate way. You can download it here.

    Have a nice day
    Jens
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    Come on stop fooling around , use www.goldwave.com
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  10. There is an application called "AddaWAV" that is out there on the web. I have a copy if anybody is interested. Works great.


    Darryl
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