Isobuster
Low cost utility to recover data from damaged, scratched, or otherwise defective discs. Highly specialized but still easy to use to read damaged CDs, DVDs, Blu-Ray or HD-DVD media. Free version has some limited functionality but is worth it to attempt data recovery.
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Features
Properties
- Lightweight
Features
- Recover Corrupted Files
- Works Offline
- Dark Mode
Tags
- iso-converter
- scratched-disc
- dvd-recovery
- iso
- file-utility
- file-utilities
- cd-repair
- damaged-disc
- cd-recovery
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- anatidae reviewed Isobuster
No nonsense UI, does what it says it does. Effective for extracting what data there is that is readable off of a corrupted/worn/scratched DVD, BD, etc. not just .isos, I used it for some used DVDs with relative success.
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Isobuster information
Developed by
Smart Projects Licensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
free version with limited functionality.Rating
Average rating of 5Alternatives
10 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
What is Isobuster?
Low cost utility to recover data from damaged, scratched, or otherwise defective discs. Highly specialized but still easy to use to read damaged CDs, DVDs, Blu-Ray or HD-DVD media. Free version has some limited functionality but is worth it to attempt data recovery. Upgrade to the full version for complete file recovery functionality.
Comments and Reviews
No nonsense UI, does what it says it does. Effective for extracting what data there is that is readable off of a corrupted/worn/scratched DVD, BD, etc. not just .isos, I used it for some used DVDs with relative success.
Some times ago, I needed to extract the files recorded in some multi-session CDs. All Windows versions, as default, show only the last recorded session. My computer, at than time, runned Windows Vista. The Nero Multimounter, which permits to select the desired session for CDs and DVDs, does not work on operating systems newer than Windows XP. I solved this problem using Isobuster (the free version). I recovered the files saved in previous CD's sessions without any problem.