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Hmm.. I might suggest using a WAV repairing software. &nbsp;Google &quot;WAV Saver&quot; but before you attempt to repair it make a backup of the original WAV file. &nbsp;Other than that I wouldn't know... &nbsp;Good Luck
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Hmm.. I might suggest using a WAV repairing software.  Google "WAV Saver" but before you attempt to repair it make a backup of the original WAV file.  Other than that I wouldn't know...  Good Luck

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You should try free sound converter and convert the WAV file into a format the will play. Also make sure you have all the correct Audio Codecs installed; even though the WAV file is a .WAV it might easily have been a .raw or .mp3 or .ogg or anything else, i.e. the extension is incorrect. You may also upload your file so that we may try to repair it.
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You should try free sound converter and convert the WAV file into a format the will play. Also make sure you have all the correct Audio Codecs installed; even though the WAV file is a .WAV it might easily have been a .raw or .mp3 or .ogg or anything else, i.e. the extension is incorrect. You may also upload your file so that we may try to repair it.

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Hello,<br />
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I have a WAV audio file recorded with Sound Forge 4.5 (I know, old) that doesn't open in any media player, Sound Forge, or Audacity. I don't believe it ever opened properly, but I thought I should ask if anyone could suggest any techniques for repairing this file. <br />
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Thanks much for your time!
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Hello,

I have a WAV audio file recorded with Sound Forge 4.5 (I know, old) that doesn't open in any media player, Sound Forge, or Audacity. I don't believe it ever opened properly, but I thought I should ask if anyone could suggest any techniques for repairing this file. 

Thanks much for your time!

Sound file is corrupt

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