If/when you find an audio file in Dalet that is 32bit you can do the following to fix it:

• Step 1
  • Click and drag the audio file from the Dalet browser to your local PC desktop. Note that the resulting file will have the back-end system name, and not the name from the database.

• Step 2
  • Convert the file with the application of choice (either Bill’s drop and convert tool or open in a third party application, such as iTunes or Audacity).
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• Step 3
  • Convert the file.
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• Step 4
  • In Dalet, open the corrupted file in OneCut. The segment will not draw properly or play, but this is okay. Click on the segment bar then delete (remove) that segment.
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• Step 5
  • Click and drag the fixed audio from your desktop into the OneCut session. The wave form should draw properly and the audio should play.
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• Step 6
  • Save the cut in OneCut. The audio should now be good to go.
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• Step 7
  • You can now delete the original and converted audio files from your PC desktop.

(technically the original wasn’t 32bit, which is why you see a wave form, but the process was successfully performed with the 32bit files fromm the BBC).