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'''repairrecord.exe from november 2020''' https://orossas.sharepoint.com/:u:/g/support/ | '''repairrecord.exe from november 2020''' https://orossas.sharepoint.com/:u:/g/support/Ee8a07oA9wVJupkRTvulpmABr8D0OqXlJ07uKcXe0TUNcA?e=hyISbX | ||
Revision as of 17:08, 1 December 2020
This is development tools wich allow you to recover a corrupt signal.
- First do a copy of the signal that you want to recover . Put it in another directory than NVGate project base. (Warning : This is really important using this tool can delete all the signal on a folder !)
- Download the last version below:
repairrecord.exe from november 2020 https://orossas.sharepoint.com/:u:/g/support/Ee8a07oA9wVJupkRTvulpmABr8D0OqXlJ07uKcXe0TUNcA?e=hyISbX
- Extract the file
- Launch a "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 below)
- 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. (By re-recording the signal, you can delete the end.)