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    Hello, I have created a project in vb.net. In which i am downloading a wave file from a device. To listen this audio file i need to tag it available codec format. and for this I am using G726 . But even after the tagging iam unable to hear it with window player and real plater as tagging might not be proper. So, i will be very greatful if someone could tell me the exact format of tagging or provide some sample code at the earliest. Any help would be highly appreciated.Thank you.

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      Hello, I have created a project in vb.net. In which i am downloading a wave file from a device. To listen this audio file i need to tag it available codec format. and for this I am using G726 . But even after the tagging iam unable to hear it with window player and real plater as tagging might not be proper. So, i will be very greatful if someone could tell me the exact format of tagging or provide some sample code at the earliest. Any help would be highly appreciated.Thank you.

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      Dave Kreskowiak
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      d_smita wrote:

      In which i am downloading a wave file from a device.

      So what format is this wave file? If it's not a well-known format, you're going to have to re-encode the file to a well-known format, like WAV or MP3. In order to do this, you're going to need to know how the format comming off the device works. If you don't know this, you're pretty much SOL.

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      Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
           2006, 2007

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