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.QCP file to .WAV? Recording cell phone calls…
Hi – I am working on a documentary. An important part of the movie is a daily phone recording that the subject of the film makes. It is a line you can call in and listen to his prerecorded message. Anyway, my old cell phone was able to call in and record the messages onto a microSD card. When I try to take the files into Final Cut Pro to edit, they are in a mysterious .qcp file. I have tried to do research on how to covert them to a .wav or .mp3 file, but have had no luck. Does anyone have any information on this?
For the future, I am trying to figure out a way to hook up my Blackberry Tour to my Macbook Pro so I can record that way. I am not sure if this is possible and I know that this is not Final Cut Pro related, but I thought I would mention it in case someone has experience with this. I have permission from the subject to record these calls.
Thanks very much for your time!
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5 Replies
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Jennifer,
I recall reading about a similar issue.
Try changing the file extension from .qcp to .wav … then check the file attributes. I would probably resample it to 48kHz, if necessary.
No promises that this will work. It’s worth a shot …
-paul.
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Just did a google search on QCP and came up with a link for a QCP file converter (PC only):
https://www.brothersoft.com/qcp-converter-download-71387.html
haven’t tried it, but the link works…
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Converting QCP to WAV, you may try this:
https://www.bigasoft.com/articles/how-to-convert-qcp-to-mp3-wav-wma.html.
Hope it can be helpful. Good luck. -
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Converting qcp files to wav, this full guide may be your best choice at: https://faasoft.com/articles/qcp-format.html
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