Fix voice recordings that won't play
A recording cut off when the phone died, the recorder app crashed or the storage filled up often won't open. Audio Repair rebuilds it on your phone, and nothing is uploaded.
Coming soon to Google Play
When a recording ends because the battery died, the recorder app crashed or the storage filled, the file is often left without its index or cut short, and players refuse it.
The recording is checked and repaired on the device. It is never uploaded to us or anyone else.
If your phone can already play the file, the app says it is fine and you are not charged.
Sometimes the app asks for another recording made by the same recorder app on the same phone, and reads the settings it needs from it.
Hear short samples from the start, the middle and the end of the repaired recording before you decide.
Unlocking saves the full repaired recording on your phone or sends it to any app you choose.
Choose the broken file, or one of the recent recordings on your phone.
A file your phone already plays is reported as fine, with nothing to pay.
If needed, add a healthy recording from the same recorder app as a guide.
Play samples from the start, middle and end, then unlock the full file to save or share it.
What it costs
From $3.99 for one recording, $6.99 for 3 months of unlimited repairs, or $24.99 for a year. Prices vary by country and the app shows yours before you pay.
When a recording stops unexpectedly (the battery died, the recorder app crashed or the storage filled up), the file can be left without its index, the part recorders write last, or be cut short. Players then refuse to open it, even though most of the sound is still inside.
Voice and audio recordings in M4A and AAC, including .3gp and .aac files made by phone recorder apps.
Not always. Results are usually good, but no repair can be guaranteed. Listen to the samples from the start, the middle and the end before you decide to unlock the full file.
Some recorders keep their settings only in the part of the file that was lost. Another recording made by the same app on the same phone carries the same settings, so the app reads them from it.
No. The check and the repair run on your phone, and the recording never leaves it unless you share it yourself.
From $3.99 for one recording, $6.99 for 3 months of unlimited repairs, or $24.99 for a year; prices vary by country and the app shows yours before you pay. If your phone can already play the file, the app tells you and you are not charged.
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