Corrupted .f4v file? Can it be saved somehow? Can`t convert or play.

Video is recorded with Flash Media Live Encoder 3.2 and my laptop shut down while recording (dead battery). can it be saved somehow?
When i use Adobe F4V Post Processor i get this error: Recording Exception: -203 No space left in the stsd box.
When i try "any video convertor" i get the "cannot get media information of video file... insertion failed" error
Can anything be done?

yes but no result.
Do you know if Flash Media Live Encoder has a temp directory a backup or somthing simmilar? Maybe i can get the file from there because the recording was not stopped, my laptop just went into hibernate state. When i turned it back on (conected to AC) Flash Media Live Encoder was still in record mode and i pressed stop.
i`m not even sure if it is the right recordin or the complete recording. It would be amazing to not loose that moment...it was amazing so sad that it didn`t work
I whould preffer losing all recordings but for the last one (closing song at an outdor party by a river with the sun comming up)

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