Re: Re: Sound file identification

On Tuesday, January 11, 2005, at 03:20  AM, Roger Binns wrote:

>>> Please email me one of those files.
>> Voice memos are found in /nvm/vst on the Samsumg A670 named as the 
>> attached. Simply renaming with .pmd extension and adding them to the 
>> /brew/ringer dir allows them to be used as ringtones (doesn't work 
>> without the extension.)
>
> The file you mailed doesn't bear *any* resemblance to QCP or PMD files
> as I have seen so far.  There is no discernable structure at all.  It
> looks like compressed data, but nothing liked it.
>
> Unless you can figure out some way of identifying these files, they'll
> just remain an unknown format.

I assume this means you tried opening it with CMX Studio. You'd think 
if anything could open it, that would since that program comes from 
qualcomm. Sounds like a challenge then. I don't have anything on my Mac 
that recognizes the format. (I already tried "cat  vst_memo3 > 
/dev/audio" on my sparc/Solaris box. Static. That would have been too 
easy. I don't know the identity of any raw audio devices in MacOS.)

I'll look into this further. I can think of some cool uses for voice 
memos retrieved from the phone.

Vic



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