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CDRoller 8.0 recovers the lost data from a new optical storage media: Blu-ray discs (BD and HD DVD). New optical media formats are supported by all program features. A fault-tolerant 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 8.0 retrieves the lost video 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. A built-in "Burn" option allows you to make a new disc with recovered video that can be played back in most DVD players. CDRoller 8.0 expands a list of supported file systems and provides access to the data recorded on BD-RE or DVD-RAM discs with FAT 32 file system, including a search of accidentally deleted files. CDRoller 8.0 offers an improved data recovery on the discs created by AVCHD camcorders with quick identification of M2TS video files. CDRoller 8.0 is available for Windows 95/98/ME/NT4/2000/XP/2003/Vista. It requires a Pentium or compatible CPU, 12 megabytes of HDD space and a CD, DVD or Blu-ray drive. CDRoller 8.0 costs $39.00(US) for a single-user license. Business and multi-user licenses are available. You can download a free trial (demo) version of CDRoller on the web at http://www.cdroller.com.
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