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    PC turned off in the middle of recording, can I recover temp recording files?

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      Aimzor
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      Hey guys, first off I love your program. I am just having one small issue at this time. I was in the middle of a recording when my PC rebooted. Once I returned to windows I noticed that the "temp" files were still present on my computer. I would simply like to know how to compile the audio/video into normal output files.

      Thank in advance

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        The temporary recording files may be recoverable. Try renaming them to have an extension of '.wmv' and see if they will play in the My Screen Recorder media player.

        If they play but do not have the ability to seek forward or reverse, you can use Digital Media Converter Pro to repair the file. Click Tools >> Attempt to Repair File and it should re-index your recording.

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