Product Reviews

• PC Utilities, Issue 147, page 87, December 07, 2011.
• PC Advisor - "Expert Advice You Can Trust", January 30, 2009.
• The Washington Post, Jon Jacobi, January 05, 2009.
• PC World, Jon Jacobi, December 31, 2008.
• Chicago Tribune, James Coates, August 7, 2006. Find it in archive!
• Los Angeles Times, James Coates, August 7, 2006. Find it in archive!
• Eyewitness Morning News, WWL-TV Channel Four, June 15, 2006.
• San Diego Union-Tribune, James Coates, March 7, 2005.
• eBay - Hitachi DZ MV730A Reviews.
• Call For Help TV.com with Leo Laporte on G4techTV (Canada) and How-To channel (Australia):
  - "Rescuing A Camcorder DVD".
  - "Extreme Tips: Recovering Scratched CDs".

We are pretty proud of all of the positive reviews we have gotten of CDRoller. Many people have shared their stories of success using CDRoller, and we are glad they have been able to recover their data with our software. Please click here to read some success stories, posted by our customers.

If you have any questions about CDRoller, please contact us at sales@cdroller.com or support@cdroller.com.

Press Release

Lost Business Documents, Family Video or Photos? Don't Panic. Try CDRoller.

BRADENTON, Florida, USA, February 01, 2011 -- Digital Atlantic Corporation has released CDRoller 9.0 for Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/7, a handy and reliable software for CD and DVD data recovery with support of Blu-ray discs (BD, HD DVD) and flash memory cards.

CDRoller 9.0 recovers the lost files from the discs created by drag and drop CD/DVD/BD writing software, including all versions of Adaptec (Roxio), Sonic and Ahead Nero software. A built-in UDF Reader provides a direct access to the discs with UDF file systems and also finds the lost data: accidentally deleted files, files located in the corrupted folders, files on incorrectly closed or quick-formatted discs.

CDRoller 9.0 retrieves the lost footages from not properly finalized discs, created by DVD camcorders: Hitachi, Sony, Panasonic, Canon, Samsung and other DVD cameras for home use. When you cannot play the recorded video due to a failure of camcorder or bad quality of DVD media, or disc finalization was accidently interrupted.

CDRoller 9.0 offers a new feature - creating and managing an own image file. The image file allows to use many different drives on the different computers to read the bad disc (CD, DVD or Blu-ray one), adding the data that each new drive can read.

CDRoller 9.0 has an updated "Recover DVD Video" option with more flexible disc scan. You can work with a several drives simultaneously and speed up the data recovery if you have a lot of problem DVD-video discs.

CDRoller 9.0 offers an improved User Interface with new "Vista style" for 'File Open' and 'File Save' dialogs under Windows Vista or 7, updated disc test and new disc properties for advanced users.

CDRoller 9.0 is available for Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/7. It requires a Pentium or compatible CPU, 12 megabytes of HDD space and a CD, DVD or Blu-ray drive.

CDRoller 9.0 costs $39.00(US) for a personal license. Business licenses and volume discounts are available. You can download a free trial (demo) version of CDRoller on the web at http://www.cdroller.com. For more information, please visit CDRoller's website or send an e-mail to sales@cdroller.com.

To order, please contact PayPro Global, Inc., 250 The East Mall, Suite 1117, Toronto, ON Canada M9B 6L3, voice: (866) 933-4313 (toll-free), fax: (866) 724-3925 (toll-free).