Audition Session Files corrupted after programm said it can't write onto harddrive

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September 14, 2018
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I am currently working on a very urgent project, that I need to deliver in 5 hours.

I have worked on this 5.1 audio for about 15 hours, and an hour ago the programm said it can't write on the harddrive, I should save and reinstall the programm. No results for this error on Google. I saved the project, restarted the PC and opened the file to see and hear, that the files were corrupted. It sounds like a few kids playing on drums, tringles and xylophones. Is there a chance I can change the corrupted files without needing to apply all filters, effects etc onto them? Or is there another solution, so I can repair the session?

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Correct answer Reicher Florian

Ok, I had those files lying around somewhere else, so I just exchanged them in the folder and now it works.

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Ok, I had those files lying around somewhere else, so I just exchanged them in the folder and now it works.

ryclark

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Was the hard drive that Audition wouldn't write to a local hard drive, a USB connected one or on a network?

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Audition is installed on the normal internal D Drive. The Audiofiles were copied into a folder on D.

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