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6. Recovering CD/DVD/BD Data |
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7. Additional features |
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8. FAQs |
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9. Customer Support |
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Annex A Controls and dialog boxes |
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A.4. Preferences |
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Key Features.
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Extracts
data into ISO Image File (*.iso file) from CD/DVD/Blu-ray discs
with the different file systems (UDF, ISO/Joliet, FAT 32).
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Can be used to copy (replicate) finalized DVD-video and AVCHD discs.
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Supports
Multi-Session discs, extracting data into ISO Image File from the
selected session.
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Uses
all recovery methods to save a valuable data from the bad discs.
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Creates
*.iso file with buit-in ISO 9660 file system and Joliet files names
extensions. This is the most compatible file system that can be
read on every machine.
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Converts
UDF filenames to Joliet ones to ensure compatibility.
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Automatically
creates *.iso file with buit-in UDF 1.02 file system if a large
file (over 4 GB) has been detected on the source UDF disc
(session).
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Extracts
data into *.iso file from flash media cards.
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To extract ISO Image File:
1. Insert the disc into the drive.
2. After disc recognition select Tools | Extract
to ISO Image File option.
3. The program displays a progress dialog similar to the one
shown here:
Note. To prevent copying of "inaccessible" files from flash media card
to ISO Image, uncheck Display deleted files and folders
under Browser tab in the
Preferences dialog.
Burning a new disc.
To make a new disc, just click Burn button, select Burn a
new disc from ISO Image file in the Start Window and
click the Next button.
Further, using a simple "step by step" procedure, you can select
CD/DVD/BD burner (computer drive), add the recovered ISO Image File
into your compilation and, finally, burn a new disc.
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