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Hi,
I just taped an 8-hour or so long broadcast that a local radio station here did, the top 95 songs of 2007.
However, the program I was using crashed in the middle of it (luckily I started before too long, so I only missed about 10 minutes) and I was lucky to be able to salvage the temp files.
However, I noticed some sort of glitch in the saved file... Every 37 seconds, it has a 0.5 second error, that should be 37 seconds ahead (basically, every 37 seconds has a clip that's shifted back by 37 seconds).
I figured, that since it's a constant time interval, and that the time of the error is the same, that there has to be a way to set an auto-filter to correct this.
In theory, all I'd need to do is shift every 0.5 seconds up by 37 seconds, every 37 seconds. Does anyone know any software that can do this, or any method in a program that can? It's far too hard to do it by hand, since it's over 8 hours, but I'm sure there's some way to do it automatically.
Thanks,
Danny
I just taped an 8-hour or so long broadcast that a local radio station here did, the top 95 songs of 2007.
However, the program I was using crashed in the middle of it (luckily I started before too long, so I only missed about 10 minutes) and I was lucky to be able to salvage the temp files.
However, I noticed some sort of glitch in the saved file... Every 37 seconds, it has a 0.5 second error, that should be 37 seconds ahead (basically, every 37 seconds has a clip that's shifted back by 37 seconds).
I figured, that since it's a constant time interval, and that the time of the error is the same, that there has to be a way to set an auto-filter to correct this.
In theory, all I'd need to do is shift every 0.5 seconds up by 37 seconds, every 37 seconds. Does anyone know any software that can do this, or any method in a program that can? It's far too hard to do it by hand, since it's over 8 hours, but I'm sure there's some way to do it automatically.
Thanks,
Danny
