Hi, I’ve just tried to reload a saved program and I get “project is corrupt.” I had exported it as a WAV as well and that WAV file is now basically empty of content.
Here’s the full message I get:
13:17:39: Error: Could not parse file “E:\Audacity\New Russian Flag.aup3”.
Error: Project is corrupt
(Unable to work with the blockfiles)
13:17:59: sqlite3 message: (11) database corruption at line 70749 of [7ebdfa80be]
13:17:59: sqlite3 message: (11) statement aborts at 8: [DELETE FROM sampleblocks WHERE NOT inset(blockid);] database disk image is malformed
13:17:59: DBConnection SetDBError
ErrorCode: 11
LastError: Project is corrupt
(Unable to work with the blockfiles)
LibraryError: database disk image is malformed
Previously I sent a .zip file of this as a private message to a user who sorted this out for me. I would really appreciate similar help if that’s possible!
Hi, thanks for your help. I’ve managed to recover the file now with some help from a friend, and I can load it into Audacity but I can’t save or export the file. Every time I get an error saying Audacity failed to read a file in… whatever drive I’m trying.
Any ideas?
I’ve reinstalled Audacity to make sure i have the latest version, and then also restarted my computer. Same result.
I can re-record my audio tonight. It’s a major pain, but I can do it. My worry is that I’ll have the same problem again. Since I first had a problem with Audacity I’ve made recordings with no issue at all, so i’m not sure why it happened this time.
WAIT - it’s fixed now…I think.
I deleted the previously generated broken.recocvered file and redid the process. This time, even though I could open the new borken.recovered file I kept going with the additional steps and that seems to have done the trick.
Thank you!
I’m glad to hear you got it sorted. 
Hey, I’m new to the forum so I hope I’m doing the right thing, I have this issue also on an important project I’m working on… Jademan could you please help me if I zip and send the file somehow?
David, as I have said before: