Unusual movie file format

Hi guys,
i have recorded a movie (within the world of warcraft game) usually the game automatically compresses the file into a .mov file, but failed to on this occassion, i really want this movie. im left with a list of .wvd files and a .wav file. Does anyone know if there is anyway of getting my mac to read or compress these files.
thanks for you help

A .wav file is an uncompressed audio file and the other files are most likely raw video files and data files.
Looks like your program failed in the middle of making the movie, the files leftover are probably incomplete or corrupted or both.
Kj

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