Hdrfix 1.01 
-----------
by Grekim Jennings


Hdrfix is a header fixer for wavefiles.   It is to be used to correct the 
header's value for the length of the data (audio) portion of the file.  This 
can happen, for example, if the header is written before the audio data is 
written and the recording was stopped before intended.  If the header is of 
the correct length then nothing will be done.   This program has not been
tested on broadcast wavefiles.

Run the program in the command line in either of 2 ways (Version 1.00 only
supports the first way):

To check and fix one wavefile, simply enter the wavefile name as the command
line argument.  For example,

hdrfix_32bit guitar.wav

To check many wavefiles (512 max in one batch), use 2 command line arguments:

The first is a text file containing your list of wavefiles, with each on a 
separate line.  Nothing else should be in this file.

The second argument is the name of the directory containing the wavefiles.  
Include the slash after the directory name.  For example,

hdrfix_32bit mylist.txt Wavefiles/ 

A simple way to generate the list of wavefiles is to place the wavefiles in 
one folder such as 'Wavefiles'.  Then in the parent directory type:

ls Wavefiles > mylist.txt