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Again, I want to say thank you for pointing me to the Crash Recovery Page and the File Recovery program. It worked perfectly for me and reconnected all the orphaned .au files into one usable .wav file. Now I can add sound to the old home movies I converted from 8mm to digital and will burn the finis...

I personally thank all the Menehunes for what they do. But if I were to answer anyone's questions about this program (or possibly any computer program), things would only get worse for them. But, happily, things have gotten much better for me, thanks to the Recovery Program, which worked beautifully...

The Recovery process worked perfectly. I used the automatic recovery tool, which reconnected the orphaned .au files into a single, usable .wav file. Perfect! Now I can complete my project. Thanks!!

I just found replies to previous inquiries. (A little slow on how this forum works; what can I say). The solution to my problem appears to be here:
http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php? ... shRecovery
Thanks for the help!~

Ah, a Crash Recovery page; that's the ticket. Thank you very much. I shall get right on this ASAP and report back. Thanks for the reply. Hope this helps others as well.

Thanks for pointing me to the Crash Recovery page. I shall try this very soon and let you know how I do.

Okay, so you won't reply directly. That's cool. As for the rest of your reply: I have a 1T external HD that is brand new. This baby has LOTS of room. That's not the problem, nor is the virus protection. My question was not why did this happen. My question is: How do I get all those .au files togethe...

After over an hour of recording, I ended the session, but received a message saying a "project file" was not generated, but that the .au files were in a temp folder. Sure enough, over 800 .au files are in that folder. How do I get them together into one audio file? Is there a way to genera...

Recorded an hour or so of audio for a DVD of old movies. When I hit End/Stop, I was given a message that a project file was not generated, but that .au files existed in a temp file. There are indeed about 800+ files in that temp file. How can I open them as a continuous sound track as I recorded the...

I spent a whole day with an older relative recovering from heart surgery recording sound tracks for DVDs of very old family home movies. The project went successfully for the first two tracks. But when we completed the last track and clicked on "end" or "stop" I received an error...