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MovieSalvage - 4.2

recover video files from corrupted hard drives

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Current Version:	4.2
Release Date:	2005-12-28
License:	Update
Downloads (this version):	4,261
Downloads (all versions):	5,022
Price:	$49.95

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Product Description:

Recover your video data from corrupted hard drives. Use this mac software to undelete your iMovie or FinalCut projects from your Apple Macintosh computer, or to retrieve files from formatted or initialized OS X hard drives.. If you've lost data and you need to get it back, MovieSalvage is your best choice for getting it back. MovieSalvage is the ultimate Mac OS X tool for data recovery. MovieSalvage recovers deleted files, damaged or missing volumes and even formatted disks.

What's new in this version:

Added support for case sensitive file systems. Increased scanning speed.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Mac OS X 10.3.9
Mac OS X 10.3

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS X 10.3 or higher
Tiger Compatible

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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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