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I had ran acrros this link. &nbsp;I was hoping for a code snippet.<br />
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I had ran acrros this link.  I was hoping for a code snippet.



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I found plenty of how to split wav files into two... But what I am looking for is to split a wav file by the number of channels it has. &nbsp;Actually the file I am trying to splt is a BWF file. &nbsp;I need to know how to do this in Visual Basic 6. &nbsp;VERY URGENT<br />
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I have found programs that do this but I need to do this in code.<br />
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BELOW IS THE FILE. 
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I found plenty of how to split wav files into two... But what I am looking for is to split a wav file by the number of channels it has.  Actually the file I am trying to splt is a BWF file.  I need to know how to do this in Visual Basic 6.  VERY URGENT

I have found programs that do this but I need to do this in code.

BELOW IS THE FILE. 

How to split a Wave file by  CHANNELS

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Scripting Languages

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