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Salvete! I have a sound bite where a person is speaking a particular phrase. Now, I have copied that sound bite and pasted it into several other sound files.
Now I need to find all the files into which that sound bite has been copied.
How can I find them?
I have a collection of mp3 and wav files.
bgmCoder
Posted 2012-10-30T19:14:04.480
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Well, we finally were able to test the programs and Similarity from http://www.similarityapp.com/ does everything we need it to do.
bgmCoder
Posted 2012-10-30T19:14:04.480
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Because you did that with an sound-editor most probably the file got re-compressed and the byte sequence may not be the same through all the files.
But if you know the period in which you modified those files you may search all the files modified in that time span, it should not be too many, unless you are doing this often.
Eduard Florinescu
Posted 2012-10-30T19:14:04.480
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1Not a bad idea. I'll pass that on to my fellows, and if that solves it, I'll mark your answer, but you get my +1 for now! – bgmCoder – 2012-10-30T19:57:08.190
Sorry so long! I'm still looking into this. – bgmCoder – 2012-12-20T20:14:12.297