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decoding support for .cvs or .cvh files (created w/SIMS Digital Voice Recorder)
I have this SIMS Digital Voice Recorder SVR-M1805. (Samsung also uses the same program...and I believe it bought YEPP also, don't know if this matters.) It comes with its own player for the .cvs and .cvh files (cvs is High Quality and cvh is Super High Quality). I noticed that when I play a .cvh in the player, it creates a temporary .wav file in the temp directory. It doesn't create a temporary .wav file if I had recorded a .cvs file. Anyone know why that is?
Either way, I doubt this company is going to last very long, but I have way too many digital voice files that I want to keep (and share), but I would like to transfer the files to .wav format, or any popular format for that matter.
Seeing that there are many codecs out there, I figured they didn't go out of their way to create a totally new codec. So, if one of these codecs is what create the .cvs or .cvh please point me in that direction.
I would like to see a converter for these files. A batch converter. There are too many files that I'll need of this format.
What do I need to do to get this done? Can I donate some money? (Not a whole lot.)
Thanks
Either way, I doubt this company is going to last very long, but I have way too many digital voice files that I want to keep (and share), but I would like to transfer the files to .wav format, or any popular format for that matter.
Seeing that there are many codecs out there, I figured they didn't go out of their way to create a totally new codec. So, if one of these codecs is what create the .cvs or .cvh please point me in that direction.
I would like to see a converter for these files. A batch converter. There are too many files that I'll need of this format.
What do I need to do to get this done? Can I donate some money? (Not a whole lot.)
Thanks