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Recovering cleared/deleted files
Argh.
I was working too fast and accidentally selected some regions in the audio list and deleted them via the clear selected files command. Then I realized I didn't want to delete them. I haven't changed anything sense. Is there anyway to recover the files, or are they gone? Oh, and I don't have the auto-backup enabled, so no reverting... Thanks. PTLE 6.4 |
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Re: Recovering cleared/deleted files
Did you just CLEAR them, or DELETE them?
If cleared, you should be able to import them into the list again. If deleted, they are gone. - Doc
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Re: Recovering cleared/deleted files
Deleted, unfortunately.
Was hoping maybe they were still in a cache or something, since I haven't shut the program down or changed anything since. But it sounds like I'm SOL. Thanks. |
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Re: Recovering cleared/deleted files
If it's really important you can use GetDataBack, it's a very effective file recovery program.
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Re: Recovering cleared/deleted files
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Re: Recovering cleared/deleted files
Thanks for the suggestions.
Luckily, I was fairly easily able to get it re-recorded. I did go enable auto backups in PT. |
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Re: Recovering cleared/deleted files
Auto-backups won't help if you delete the audio files.
You should have a backup regimen which means every night you make a safety copy of you session to another location. Rail
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Re: Recovering cleared/deleted files
Auto backups won't help? It's set to backup every five minutes and keep the last 10. Hypothetically, couldn't I just revert to the one five minutes ago?
I do use a backup scheme - I do an automatic backup to another drive every four hours. Used to just backup nightly, but got burned once by a drive failure. Since my recording and deleting all happened within about 45 minutes, even the four hour backup wouldn't have saved me. But I'm thinking the autobackup would've stood a chance? Please correct me if my logic is wrong! Thanks again. |
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Re: Recovering cleared/deleted files
Auto-Backup just saves the session file.. it couldn't make safety copies of all new audio every x minutes... it would slow the program down. If you delete the audio files.. they're gone unless you can recover them with a recovery tool.
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Re: Recovering cleared/deleted files
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