As hard disks become old, the content stored may be affected by potential crashes or breaks. What was once a brand new disk may 3-5 years down the line encounter potential problems that will affect the files stored.
If you discover that DVD media files stored on the disk have been corrupted as a result, then Media Recover for DVD can be used to scan the drive and determine any missing or destroyed files that can be recovered.
File errors or damage to may affect normal video function or even prevent playback. Fixing these errors will allow video files and file functions to be used as normal.
Structure Error
Problems due to an incomplete structure of the files, with the lack of directory resulting in some hardware players being unable to play files.
Information Error
Problems with the index files, including index.bdmv, playlist or clipinf files that can cause playback failure.
Video Playback Error
Playback error in certain M2TS/VOB files, that causes freezing, being out of sync, a blurred or black screen, or inability to play.
BDJ Java Protection
Errors with using the Blu-ray menu navigation to play normally, due to Java protection not being removed.
IFO File Error
Problem in the index .IFO files that result in issues navigating correctly or being able to play a DVD after damage.
Choose one of the different scan modes based on your personal needs.
Quickly check if the directory of the files is complete, if the playlist index file is destroyed, or if Java protection has been removed.
More thorough scan based on the results of the quick scan, which checks all the files (m2ts or VOB files).
Manually select a folder to check, if you know exactly where the files are located that need to be scanned.
There are four simple steps to being able to recover any damaged or lost video files.