MovieSalvage - 4.2recover video files from corrupted hard drives |
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Discontinued? - Version: 4.2, 3/26/2008 08:50AM PST
thecliftonfamily
Can no longer find this on the SubRosaSoft site. Has it been discontinued/rolled into another product?
Great at finding, but... 



- Version: 4.0, 7/27/2005 10:10AM PST
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jf1
MovieSalvage (like its partner FileSalvage) does most of its job remarkably well: It finds shreds of deleted video files, and it offers previews of each so you can see what's worth recovering. It's easy to install, setup and run. But it takes a long time to load previews for larger files--like 5 minutes or longer for a 1GB DV file. And it just plain crashes (after multiple tries) when trying to load previews for large (>100 MB) mpeg and Quicktime or MPEG files. This is on a brand new 17" with 1 GB of RAM, and on an iMac G5 with, also with 1GB RAM. If it were working perfectly, I'd pay $25 without batting an eye. $50 does seem a little steep for a one-trick pony. But, I suppose, if you REALLY need those old video files (which I do), then $50 won't seem so bad.
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