Help needed to recover corrupt file

Hey RockRousseau​,

So sorry to hear that you've encountered file corruption while authoring in Storyline.

Great to see Phil has been helping you! For your reference, Storyline 360: Cloud Backup is the feature he is referring to.

Also, I noticed that you've shared the affected .story file through a support case. I was able to import the content of the corrupted file into a new Storyline project. It looks like the corruption was caused by audio elements from various Slides in Scene #7. I'll follow up with you privately through your case and include a fixed copy of your file there.

Moving forward, these tips can help reduce the risk of corrupting or losing Storyline files. You mentioned using OneDrive. Storing your project files on a network drive is ok, but we suggest moving them to your local hard drive when making edits. Authoring directly from a cloud drive can introduce unexpected behavior or possible file corruption.

One extra tip. You may be able to recover a previous version of corrupted files by checking your Windows Temp Folder. Here's how:

1. Open this folder in Windows Explorer: %appdata%\Articulate\Storyline.
2. Scan the contents of this folder for a .story file
3. If you find the file, copy it to your desktop (if you find more than one, copy the latest version).
4. Change the file extension of the copy on your desktop from *.tmp to *.story.
5. Double-click the file to open it in Storyline.

Let's continue the conversation through your case. 

If you publish to review and enabled backup the answer is yes but only a snapshot from the last tie you published and uploaded.

You should be able to go further back in Onedrive with version history

I had a backup on OneDrive, and that is also corrupted. Does SL have a back up function to save to their network?

iculate may be able to help, do you have a back up, would be hard to lose six months work