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Re: an .FLA file?!?!
Yeah, sometimes people use a 3-letter extension (the standard for DOS systems) instead of the full 4, and thus FLAC gets truncated to FLA. By the way, the extension a file has really has nothing to do with what type the file actually is. People are SUPPOSED to name the extension properly to reflect the filetype, but just changing the extension will not change what the file itself is.
Add the c to the end and you'll be set.
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Throught the lies,
We'll never see,
What's never been,
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