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- Tascam DR-44WL
Hello everybody!
I recently made a recording with the DR-44WL built-in mics and a wireless lavalier simultaneously. I was recording a wedding ceremony, using the DR-44 recorder with the AC adaptor, for about 50 minutes but before i was going to press the stop button the power went down.
Apparently i lost the recording... i did not have any audio file on the SD card.
I tried to scan the card after that, using RescuePRO and recovered a lot of files with .cur and .ico extension.
When i imported them into Adobe Audition, these files were all fragments of 1,1 seconds of the recording i lost. They have little portions of the built-in mics audio intercalated with little portions of lavalier audio. The lavalier portions are pitched (2 x normal speed) There are thousands of files like this. I want to restore/reconstruct them somehow but i don't know how to do it. Did anyone have this situation?
This recording is very important. I can not use the audio from camera because it is very low quality and it was taken outdoors and it was a little windy...
Can anyone help?
I recently made a recording with the DR-44WL built-in mics and a wireless lavalier simultaneously. I was recording a wedding ceremony, using the DR-44 recorder with the AC adaptor, for about 50 minutes but before i was going to press the stop button the power went down.
Apparently i lost the recording... i did not have any audio file on the SD card.
I tried to scan the card after that, using RescuePRO and recovered a lot of files with .cur and .ico extension.
When i imported them into Adobe Audition, these files were all fragments of 1,1 seconds of the recording i lost. They have little portions of the built-in mics audio intercalated with little portions of lavalier audio. The lavalier portions are pitched (2 x normal speed) There are thousands of files like this. I want to restore/reconstruct them somehow but i don't know how to do it. Did anyone have this situation?
This recording is very important. I can not use the audio from camera because it is very low quality and it was taken outdoors and it was a little windy...
Can anyone help?
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