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2012/06/19 00:32:15 (permalink)

Temp File

I had a piece which was a single midi piano track.I've lost the file,possibly deleted.I can find a temp file of this track but cant seem to open it.What can i do with the temp file?

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    Bristol_Jonesey
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    Re:Temp File 2012/06/19 04:14:08 (permalink)
    If the temp file is in the format nnn.tmp, you could try simply renaming the file by replacing the .tmp with .wav in Windows Explorer.

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    Re:Temp File 2012/06/19 05:34:10 (permalink)
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    If the temp file is in the format nnn.tmp, you could try simply renaming the file by replacing the .tmp with .wav in Windows Explorer.


    Except they might want to name it .cwp since it was a single midi track :)
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    Re:Temp File 2012/06/19 06:57:54 (permalink)
    I tried renaming it but it still wont open
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    Re:Temp File 2012/06/19 07:43:07 (permalink)
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    Bristol_Jonesey


    If the temp file is in the format nnn.tmp, you could try simply renaming the file by replacing the .tmp with .wav in Windows Explorer.


    Except they might want to name it .cwp since it was a single midi track :)


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