Sorry, all I could retrieve was a 58.5 minute show with a single flat line.
I have forwarded your link to the developers. They’ll probably download the file during the next few days, so please keep the file available. They’ll take a stab at recovering it - if they are successful, they’ll let you. Otherwise, they’ll hang on to it to help make future improvements to Audacity and recovery tools.
First of all, this is not my software. I had developed some utilities on my own, but (1) they became obsoleted by newer software, and (2) this newer software which was created by the Audacity developers is far superior and easier to use than anything I had.
Second, Audacity has a powerful undo facility. Most of the time when someone shoots themselves in the foot, or inadvertently deletes some important audio or somesuch, the undo can restore the project to its previous state. Assuming you haven’t closed the project or exited Audacity, that is.
The rescue/recovery tools work well on projects that “announce” themselves as damaged. I don’t have any experience with issues such as you describe in the other thread, and I doubt they would “fix” your issue. But as they say, nothing ventured, nothing gained. Give it a shot and report back what you find.
Hi Jademan, I had prepped a cover of Love Yourself in Audacity which went corrupt but thanks to you, I was able to recover it. Lots of love. [Advertising is not permitted]
Can someone repost more current instructions? The first post is completely off the grid. There is no “releases” section and there are no EXEs. I infer that users are supposed to install a C++ compiler and build their own recovery tool? How is that less complex than the old “manual recovery” steps?