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Remote Wave Free Analysis

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Remote Wave Free is an Android application designed to facilitate the playback of audio attachments found in email messages. It supports a range of audio formats, including ULaw (MULaw), GSM6.1, DSP TrueSpeech, and IMA/MS/Dialogic/OKI ADPCM. This versatility makes it suitable for various audio types, from music to voicemails, enhancing the user experience for those who frequently engage with audio files in their emails.

The application is compatible with multiple email platforms and has a user-friendly interface. Users can easily access audio files by selecting the attached file and choosing Remote Wave as the playback option. Furthermore, the app can be set as the default audio player through its settings, allowing for seamless integration into the user's email workflow.

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Release
Latest update
Version
1.9.2
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Operating System
Android 13.0
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
1,273
Downloads Last Week
0

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Developer’s Description

Please try the paid version if you can not see Remote Wave when you open attachment from your email clients.

Please try the paid version if you can not see "Remote Wave" when you open attachment from your email clients.

Play GSM/WAV/AU voicemail attachment.

Support following encodings:

ULaw(MULaw)

GSM6.1

IMA/MS/Dialogic/OKI ADPCM

DSP TrueSpeech

**Attention:

Must work with other apps, In email,browser, etc, Press file->"open with"->"Remote Wave".

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