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NAME


raw2wav - Convert a file of raw audio samples to a wav format file

SYNOPSIS


raw2wav file

DESCRIPTION


The raw2wav utility will generate a file with a wav format header from a file of raw audio
samples. This can be useful for making raw audio data that is captured from a vtcore tap
device more easily readable by conventional audio processing software.

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