
Mark Hamilton
This does work. It will replace the damaged video header with a good one. Unfortunately, in my case, only the first two minutes of an 8 minute video were recovered, probably because my phone reused part of the memory for other pictures or videos. You can preview the repaired file for free, but if you want to save it, you need to pay the $6 for the app.
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Bob Faw
I have just used it on my Samsung s20 Fe smartphone and it is the first program / app I have ever found that seems to be able to recover crashed files from the Samsung / Android built-in screen recorder. The option to review popped up after I did a short preview, so I'm not sure if it's got the whole file, although it says it has the complete 40 minutes. I also don't know if it's going to charge me to recover the file. I'm about to find out.
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James Hrenak
There is nothing I like more than having something important to me be held hostage unless I paid money to buy the app in order for it to actually do anything. You download the app and it does repair video files. However, if you want to do anything beyond preview the file you have to pay $6. It feels cold & extorting vs a proper trial. It should at least allow you to repair a single file to get a taste of things. But instead it's just another app that doesn't allow anything unless you pay up.
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