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Uhm, I was trying to get some order into my MP3 and renamed those files that had ugly file names and stuff, take out the hyphens, capitalize etc. I was working rather fast and didn't pay much attention to it when one of the files suddenly warned me that changing the extension might result in the file becoming useless. I simply assumed they all were MP3s! Now I tried to play that file and it won't play anymore! >.<;;; So apparently I changed the extension to something wrong and now it won't work. And I'm out of guesses what it could have been. I tried wav, MP2 and ogg. It was none of that. It definitely had a Winamp logo, and it was played by Winamp before... Urgh. What else could it be? Any ideas? Or is there a way to have a file analysed to find out what it actually was? x_x;;;
Uhm, I was trying to get some order into my MP3 and renamed those files that had ugly file names and stuff, take out the hyphens, capitalize etc. I was working rather fast and didn't pay much attention to it when one of the files suddenly warned me that changing the extension might result in the file becoming useless. I simply assumed they all were MP3s! Now I tried to play that file and it won't play anymore! >.<;;; So apparently I changed the extension to something wrong and now it won't work. And I'm out of guesses what it could have been. I tried wav, MP2 and ogg. It was none of that. It definitely had a Winamp logo, and it was played by Winamp before... Urgh. What else could it be? Any ideas? Or is there a way to have a file analysed to find out what it actually was? x_x;;;
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Date: 2005-10-06 12:11 pm (UTC)i can't think of any more.
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Date: 2005-10-06 12:18 pm (UTC)