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Current Version
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adds
multi-core/processor support
(up
to 4 files are checked simultaneously)
updated to Wavpack 4.50 code
no longer scans Recycle bin folders
Win9x no longer supported (use previous
version)BETA2 fixes several
bugs, including display corruption @
~200-300 files checked, accidental
recycle bin file enumeration and more.
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This free,
easy-to-use & stand-alone Windows utility can
check single Wavpack encoded audio files, or
an entire directory tree (or drive) of them for
errors. Be sure to read the included
ReadMe file for details.
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of any size are welcome, and help to
create, update & distribute free
software like this:
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| Download 2.0 BETA2 |
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for
Win2k/XP/Vista |
| Download 1.1 |
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for
Win98/SE/ME (Win95 is not
supported and probably won't work) |
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just
copy the .exe to the directory to scan from, and
double-click.
... or right-click a
folder in any Explorer window/file dialog -> CheckWavpackFiles.
... or drop a file,
folder or drive icon onto it (or a shortcut to
it).
... or pass the scan path
manually: CheckWavpackFiles
<path>
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or place it somewhere in your %PATH%, then you can invoke it
anywhere on the command-line.
It will make a
list of all Wavpack files found there, and then
test each one for errors. Any bad files
will be written to 'BadFiles.txt' (this is even
auto-launched into Notepad for you at the end):
I originally wrote this as I'd ripped my CD
collection at a time when my CPU was overheating
- I had around 1500 files and a few of those had
bad blocks (but I didn't know which).
I also like
things to be stylish, and it was interesting to
see how much of that you can squeeze out of a
plain text environment with very limited
colours. The multi-processor support in the
new 2.0 version was another challenge (correctly
displaying simultaneous checks is tricky in
text).
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