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... the recovered file comes back with an error in line 7093 ('Error: not well-formed (invalid token) at line 7093'). I've seen how it's possible to look back over ...

... when it tries to do that, it gives me an error message, saying: "Error: Not well formed (invalid token) at line 1251" Clicking that away, I get an Audacity window ...

If the problem is due to a bug it would be a big help to the Audacity developers, and to the Audacity support team that have been trying to help you, if you could work with us and help to pin down the cause of the problem. The first step would be to give precise steps to reproduce the problem. If we...

I record all again and I got the same bug The bug happens when I try to change the gain of some track, Audacity crashes And then when I try to recover the files, I got this Same happen when I try to open some any nother file that I saved (and tested) with no problem before But this time, I export th...

Welctoj, Here's something to try. Go to website http://sourceforge.net/projects/notepad-plus/ and download the very fancy, free, text editor called Notepad++ . This text editor "understands" various computer languages, including XML, which is what the .aup file actually is. This editor makes it very...

Did you change every occurrence of the accented A to an unaccented A?

Balancing the quotation marks is very important. One missing quotation mark will destroy the file.

Sorry, that's all I can think of.

-- Bill

Yes, I am very sure! It has 900mb
All the data files are there!
Hell! I don't know what is happening!
Is audacity the only program able to open this kind of file?

The only thing that we can see to be wrong is that "Á"
Are you sure that the rest of the project is still intact? Is the _data folder still the same size as was?

Anyone can help me?

I used notepad, but I didn't change the format, just the lines.
I now try with WordPad... same thing...
Anyone?