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Getting my rescued (but corrupted?)video files to playe

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I was messing with an SDHC card containing my video files, when suddenly everything was gone except for the videos I had filmed that day. I used a variety of rescue applications, and always get the same result: All of my files seem to be rescued, however, everything above 29MB will not play on anything. The ones below 29MB are fine, but of course the majority are larger files. I have further tried a few repair softwares, and do not seem to be having any luck. Does anyone know how I can go about getting these files functional? When they are in VLC, it shows the size and length of video, but cant play anything. I would be happy to share one of the files for someone to mess with if this would be helpful. Thank you SO much to anyone that has some words of wisdom.
 

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