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If you are still getting the same error message, delete that entire line - there are invalid characters in the "Artist" field of the id3 tags of the Sounddogs file that you have imported.

I fixed it and it still didn't work

The error is here: Change it in a text editor to something like:

I'm having trouble opening this file. Here is the notepad version of it, can someone fix it and repost it for me? <?xml version="1.0" standalone="no" ?> <!DOCTYPE project PUBLIC "-//audacityproject-1.3.0//DTD//EN" "http://audacityteam.org/xml/audacityproject-1.3.0.dtd" > <project xmlns="http://audac...

... to recover the file, I said yes, and got this error message: Error: not well-formed (invalid token) at line 17414 I've done a little reading on the forum that ...

... N-3", but when I try to recover, it says, "Error opening project" "Error: not well-formed (invalid token) at line 1011." I navigated to where the project file is located ...

Please, someone help me

My audaticy shows the following error:

"Error: not well-formed (invalid token) at line 319"

the version is Audacity 1.3.7

Other projects open, but just one is showing this error.

My laptop battery died while recording. I rebooted and started Audacity, was relieved to see the message that the project could be recovered, however, when I try to recover the project, I get the message Error; Not well formed (invalid token) at line 2474. Can anyone help?

Thanks!
Jason

thanks for your help! deleting everything between the /tags fixed the problem.

Text Edit will not actually show you that evil character, but it's usually buried in some text that you personally entered, like a label, or a song title or something like that. Yes, it is possible that the evil character will not show up in TextEdit. In that case delete everything between and incl...