Observed arrival · 2026-09-25
FootageRescue: a browser-based second chance for broken recordings
FootageRescue says it can repair interrupted WAV recordings for free in your browser, without uploading the file.
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- Audio recordists with interrupted WAV files
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- The page says repairs preserve timecode and iXML metadata, and save files over 4 GB as RF64.
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The page explains that recorders write audio as they go and fill in the WAV header when recording stops; an interruption can leave the header reporting an empty file. It says the repair writes a new file rather than altering the original, and handles large files piece by piece. Its founder account links the project to a Rome podcast and video studio that lost a 44-minute interview to a dead battery.
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