Video Recovery DVD
DVD was released in 8, 1996, mainly used to record high-definition videos and high-quality audio files. And now, DVD has become very popular among users. In the process of using DVD, users may run into the problems that videos stored on DVD are lost. Many aspects are contributing to this kind of problem. And at this time, it is believed that users want to carry out video recovery on DVD. Then how to recover lost videos on DVD?
As is well know, Windows operating systems do not provide users with data recovery solutions, so third-party DVD recovery software is supposed to be used if users want to perform DVD video recovery operations. Although there is much data recovery software in the software market, little is for DVD data recovery. However, powerful DVD video recovery software does exist and we are going to recommend a piece.
Powerful DVD video recovery software
Users could visit http://www.dvd-recovery.biz/ to download the powerful DVD recovery software. With comprehensive data recovery functions, it can meet users’ almost all data recovery demands, including video recovery on DVD.
After downloading the free DVD recovery software, please install it. Launch it and users will see the following interface. And among all five data recovery modules, “CD/DVD Recovery” is used to recover lost videos from DVD.
After clicking “CD/DVD Recovery” module, users can use “Advanced Setting” to set file formats for the sake of convenience on file searching.
The above is the window of “Advanced Setting“, from which users can see this DVD recovery software is able to recover lost videos of various formats including MP4, AVI, MPEG and so on.
How to prevent videos from being lost on DVD?
Although this DVD recovery software is able to recover lost videos from DVD, it may be futile if DVD is seriously damaged. For example, if DVD is seriously deformed, corroded or scratched, even professional data recovery companies can do nothing to recover lost data, let along DVD recovery software. Therefore, when using DVD, users are supposed to be cautious to protect DVD from high temperature, moisture and hard light. And after finishing using DVD, users should put it back to the protecting shell.