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Unless the file over corrupted over large parts, most of the audio should still be there. Did you get any more specific error message from either program?<br />
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Do you know the sampl erate and bit depth for the file?
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Unless the file over corrupted over large parts, most of the audio should still be there. Did you get any more specific error message from either program?

Do you know the sampl erate and bit depth for the file?

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I don't remember what the sample rate and bit depth is. &nbsp;Audicity didn't generate a more specific message.
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I don't remember what the sample rate and bit depth is.  Audicity didn't generate a more specific message.

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Is it a large file, could you send it to me?
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Is it a large file, could you send it to me?

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Is there some sort of way I can repair or force open a WAV file. &nbsp;I have no idea what happened but I get the message &quot;error opening file&quot;<br />
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Scary. This is an important file.
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Is there some sort of way I can repair or force open a WAV file.  I have no idea what happened but I get the message "error opening file"

Scary. This is an important file.

YIKES!  Can't open WAV file in Windows player OR Audacity!

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