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You might try CoolEdit 96 or Cooledit Pro.  After the wav file is
loaded in (from hd) or recorded directly into cooledit, you can
scan the whole wav file.  The clicks generally show up as spikes
at a much higher amplitude than the rest of the general height
of the waveform display.  You can zoom in also.  It may not find
them all just looking at it, but if you listen to it and watch the
display, you can stop it if you hear one and edit it out.
Hope this helps
Grizz
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Mark Stier wrote:

> Hi,
>
> is there a program with which one can find clicks (produced by reading
> audio tracks from an Audio CD) in WAVE files? It doesn't have to change
> anything of the data at all.
>
> Thx, Mark