LISTB INFOICRD IENG Deepz0ne ISFT Sound Forge 4.5Īt first, that sounds anything but spectacular. Located there is a type of watermarking, which records the software that the Microsoft musician used to create the WAV files.
Of course, you think, it’s a sound file, after all.īut things become interesting when you scroll down to the very bottom in notepad.
When you open one of these files with the notepad, you at first only see scrambled letters. They serve as background sound during the Windows Media Player Tour. Located there are exactly nine WAV files, with a size between 80 and 360 Kilobytes. “Windows\Help\Tours\WindowsMediaPlayer\Audio\Wav”. In the Windows system directory, we had our first find, in the directory In fact, we didn’t even have to search for very long, as coincidence lent us a helping hand. We tried it and examined some WAV files that are stored on a drive with a newly installed Windows XP. Our colleagues over at Macwelt gave us the idea. After all, countless WAV files are stored on a computer, and they are to be heard, not to be watched, right?
Has it ever crossed your mind to use the editor to open a WAV file installed with Windows XP? Nobody will do that – that’s what Microsoft probably thought.
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