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* First do a copy of the signal that you want to recover . Put it in another directory, than the project base of NVGate. (this is important using the tools can delete all the signal on a folder…)  
* First do a copy of the signal that you want to recover . Put it in another directory, than the project base of NVGate. (this is important using the tools can delete all the signal on a folder…)  
Extract the file attached with this mail, rename the .txt by a .exe
* Extract the file attached with this mail, rename the .txt by a .exe
Launch dos prompt.
* Launch dos prompt.
Put the command line with the .exe then the folder of the NVGate project that you want to recover .
* Put the command line with the .exe then the folder of the NVGate project that you want to recover .
Exemple :                        C:\RepairRecord\RepairRecord.exe "C:\Nouveau\section"
Exemple :                        C:\RepairRecord\RepairRecord.exe "C:\Nouveau\section"
(See dos picture attached)
(See dos picture attached)


The software is scanning all the signal in the folder and try to recover it, if he can’t recover the signal, the signal can be delete….
* The software is scanning all the signal in the folder and try to recover it, if he can’t recover the signal, the signal can be delete….
Now you can import the signal in NVGate.
* Now you can import the signal in NVGate.
I recommend to re-record the signal with NVGate, (from player to recorder) then I recommend to be careful about the end of the signal, on the signal that you have send to me the end has not been recover properly. By re-recording the signal, you can delete the end.
* I recommend to re-record the signal with NVGate, (from player to recorder) then I recommend to be careful about the end of the signal, on the signal that you have send to me the end has not been recover properly. By re-recording the signal, you can delete the end.

Revision as of 08:45, 1 December 2020

This is development tools. Ask OROS before using it.


  • First do a copy of the signal that you want to recover . Put it in another directory, than the project base of NVGate. (this is important using the tools can delete all the signal on a folder…)
  • Extract the file attached with this mail, rename the .txt by a .exe
  • Launch dos prompt.
  • Put the command line with the .exe then the folder of the NVGate project that you want to recover .

Exemple : C:\RepairRecord\RepairRecord.exe "C:\Nouveau\section" (See dos picture attached)

  • The software is scanning all the signal in the folder and try to recover it, if he can’t recover the signal, the signal can be delete….
  • Now you can import the signal in NVGate.
  • I recommend to re-record the signal with NVGate, (from player to recorder) then I recommend to be careful about the end of the signal, on the signal that you have send to me the end has not been recover properly. By re-recording the signal, you can delete the end.