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Many thanks. it works just great. I cna now track the residue and validate it.
An additional add-on. If I use GAWK32 it works on UTF8 files also, an advantage when you are working with Unicode pages.
Many thanks once again. It has considerably simplified my life,
Best regards,

Gimley
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oggz-validate(1)					      General Commands Manual						  oggz-validate(1)

NAME
oggz-validate -- Validate the Ogg framing of one or more files SYNOPSIS
oggz-validate [-M num | --max-errors num ] [-p | --prefix ] [-s | --suffix ] [-P | --partial ] filename ... oggz-validate [-h | --help ] [-v | --version ] Description oggz-validate validates the Ogg framing of one or more Ogg files. oggz-validate detects the following errors in Ogg framing: o File contains no Ogg packets o Packets out of order o Packet belongs to unknown serialno o Granulepos decreasing within track o Multiple bos pages o Multiple eos pages o eos marked but no bos o Missing eos packets o eos marked on page with no completed packets o Granulepos on page with no completed packets o Theora video bos page after audio bos page o Terminal header page has non-zero granulepos o Terminal header page contains non-header packet o Terminal header page contains non-header segment oggz-validate exits with status 0 if all files are valid Ogg files, and with status 1 if one or more errors are found. Options oggz-validate accepts the following options: Error reporting options -M num, --max-errors num Exit after the specified number of errors. A value of 0 specifies no maximum. -p, --prefix Treat input as the prefix of a stream; suppress warnings about missing end-of-stream markers -s, --suffix Treat input as the suffix of a stream; suppress warnings about missing beginning-of-stream markers on the first chain -P, --partial Treat input as a the middle portion of a stream. Equivalent to both --prefix and --suffix Miscellaneous options -h, --help Display usage information and exit. -v, --version Output version information and exit. AUTHOR
Conrad Parker April 3, 2005; COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 2005 CSIRO Australia SEE ALSO
oggz-sort(1), oggz-dump(1), oggz-info(1) oggz-validate(1)