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Al Dykes
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 Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 3:14 pm Post subject: File recovery from an SD card? |
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On an XP machine, when trying to dopy a .MOV file from anSD card, iot
goes through themotions and then dire with a DOS error. This happens
in both file exporer, draging a copy to C: and in a cmd box. I can CD
to F; and then copy mumble.mov to C.
It's one movie file. Is there a tool or trick to copy as much as
possible and then close the file properly?
On an XP machine, when trying to copy a .MOV file from an SD card, it
goes through the motions and then dies with a DOS error. This happens
in both file explorer, dragging a copy to C: and in a cmd box. I can
CD to F; and then copy mumble.mov to C and it shows disk activity and
then dies.
It's one movie file. Is there a tool or trick to copy as much as
possible and then close the file properly?
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Arno Wagner
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| Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 10:07 pm Post subject: Re: File recovery from an SD card? |
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Previously Al Dykes <adykes@panix.com> wrote:
| Quote: | On an XP machine, when trying to dopy a .MOV file from anSD card, iot
goes through themotions and then dire with a DOS error. This happens
in both file exporer, draging a copy to C: and in a cmd box. I can CD
to F; and then copy mumble.mov to C.
It's one movie file. Is there a tool or trick to copy as much as
possible and then close the file properly?
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| Quote: | On an XP machine, when trying to copy a .MOV file from an SD card, it
goes through the motions and then dies with a DOS error. This happens
in both file explorer, dragging a copy to C: and in a cmd box. I can
CD to F; and then copy mumble.mov to C and it shows disk activity and
then dies.
It's one movie file. Is there a tool or trick to copy as much as
possible and then close the file properly?
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Well, I do not know wnay Windows tool for that, but
dd_Rescue under Linux (e.g. on the Knoppix CD-Linux)
is designed to copy files with read-errors in them.
Syntax is
dd_rescue <source> <target>
and you can do things like copy from a position or copy backwards.
Arno |
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Rod Speed
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| Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 11:48 pm Post subject: Re: File recovery from an SD card? |
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Al Dykes <adykes@panix.com> wrote
| Quote: | On an XP machine, when trying to dopy a .MOV file from anSD card, iot
goes through themotions and then dire with a DOS error. This happens
in both file exporer, draging a copy to C: and in a cmd box. I can CD
to F; and then copy mumble.mov to C.
It's one movie file. Is there a tool or trick to copy as
much as possible and then close the file properly?
On an XP machine, when trying to copy a .MOV file from an SD card, it
goes through the motions and then dies with a DOS error. This happens
in both file explorer, dragging a copy to C: and in a cmd box. I can CD to
F; and then copy mumble.mov to C and it shows disk activity and then dies.
It's one movie file. Is there a tool or trick to copy as much as
possible and then close the file properly?
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Try http://www.infinadyne.com/
Its CD/DVD tool is quite effective and they have added one for SD cards, havent tried the SD card
one tho.
Pretty decent guarantee, no real risk in trying it. |
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