Batch Tool .wav Header Bug -Sound Forge - Scripting

Subject:Batch Tool .wav Header Bug Posted by: GPD Date:7/21/2010 4:36:17 AM It seems there may be a bug with saving .wavs from the Batch Utility. 1) Create a .wav file. Save using normal file methods. 2) Duplicate .wav file in Windows Explorer. 3) Create a new batch Job, add Duplicate file to file list, insert Volume process and set to 0dB for nominal no-change process, set save options to same to overwrite source. Run Batch job. 4) Open orriginal file and processed file. 5) get and compare "File Properties" for both files. Notice the processed file is slightly larger according to file properties. Why (it is still the same number of sample)? BUG? (this seems to cause some issues in loading the files with other 3rd party tools downstream in my application...) Is there any way to directly read/write all data in the .wav header with a script? So I can see what is going on and force correct it if needed?

It seems there may be a bug with saving .wavs from the Batch Utility.

1) Create a .wav file. Save using normal file methods.
2) Duplicate .wav file in Windows Explorer.
3) Create a new batch Job, add Duplicate file to file list, insert Volume process and set to 0dB for nominal no-change process, set save options to same to overwrite source. Run Batch job.
4) Open orriginal file and processed file.
5) get and compare "File Properties" for both files. Notice the processed file is slightly larger according to file properties. Why (it is still the same number of sample)?

BUG? (this seems to cause some issues in loading the files with other 3rd party tools downstream in my application...)

Is there any way to directly read/write all data in the .wav header with a script? So I can see what is going on and force correct it if needed?