[Mark Green]

One more thing if it helps –

The settings below are what get the 0KB audio file to import as the combined file (jumping back and forth every few seconds) when importing the original memory card DMG file into either Audacity or Adobe Audition with the Import RAW function).

44.1 Hz sample rate
Channels: 1
Encoding: 16-bit PCM in Adobe Audition, Signed 16-bit PCM in Audacity
Bye Order: Little-Endian (Intel Bye Order)
Start Byte Offset: 0 bytes (0x0)

And these are the only settings that work.

But is there a way to import it but getting separate audio tracks? It is pulling from the DMG of the memory card, so that’s why it’s drawing each. I tried making another image copy of the memory card but with deleting the other file (that’s worked fine) but it still brings in both still. As a reminder, I was able to get the other file fine (even though it didn’t play, it said 1GB). But this other file, which displays 0KB, is the problem.

However, based on being able to clearly hear the audio in the combined version, I know it’s in there somewhere. I just don’t know how to locate it or import it as an isolated single track.

[Mark Green]

(And to clarify, I meant I was able to workaround and get Wave Agent on my Mac – but still didn’t help)

[Mark Green]

I downloaded it and opened but didn’t do anything.

Since that file is showing as 0KB, I think I need something to figure out where the original file is.

As I mentioned – I was able to at one point import a raw version that had BOTH files combined, but they were interweaving. So it exists on the card, somewhere, I’m just not sure where it should be and how to get it isolated.

[Mark Green]

I can’t use Sound Devices Wave Agent because Mac / Apple won’t allow it as it cannot identify the developer.

I am aware Audacity has the same RAW import function and I tried that, too, experimenting with all the settings both in there and Audition. It’s the same results.

The memory card had been newly cleaned and formatted prior to this issue.

My goal now is just to retrieve this file. That’s all. I will be connecting my Zoom to my computer going forward instead of relying on the recorder and memory card, but right now I just want to get this file back.