Opening hundreds of .au files

[twj]

Hi, I use 1.2.5 and I was just recording a 60 minute podcast and noticed about 40 mins in that audacity crashed. I had to force quit and afterwards I looked in the /tmp/ folder to find about 820 .au files but NO .aup file. Is there any way to get these files to open in a sequence without having to individually stitch them together? Can I just create an .aup file and somehow link the two together?

Thanks.

[Trebor]

@audacityteam.org

… if you don’t have an AUP project file, you can recover the audio from the project’s _data folder or Audacity’s temporary folder by one of the manual or automatic methods below …

http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/recovering_crashes_manually.html

[waxcylinder]

@twj

Hi, I use 1.2.5 …

Is there any particular reason you want/need to use 1.2.5 - it’s absolutely ancient now - the latest version is 2.0.6 which you can get from here: Audacity ® | Downloads

WC

[Gale_Andrews]

@Trebor

@audacityteam.org

… if you don’t have an AUP project file, you can recover the audio from the project’s _data folder or Audacity’s temporary folder by one of the manual or automatic methods below …

Audacity Manual

Just to add that given you were using that obsolete 1.2 version, there is no need to time sort and rename those AU files as indicated in the above. The files are already named sequentially.

Gale