IsoBuster 2.8.5

Smart Projects - (Shareware)

Data recovery from a damaged or poorly written optic supports is possible and easy to make with IsoBuster which also allow to browse the contents of an image file.

ISOBuster is an excellent tool developed to recover damaged or poorly written data stored on a CD, DVD, HD-DVD or BD, regardless of their format (Video, Audio, Image, Data). It is effective because it can recover files that can be read by Windows which makes it very convenient.

The application is also able to extract the contents of disk images to ISO, BIN, IMG, DAO, TAO, NRG formats, etc. Very easy to use, this program lists all the available items for all sessions on the media inserted in the drive, and user just have to select the documents to be retrieved.

One of the most interesting thing about IsoBuster is its ability to recognize the CD image files namely: DAO (Duplicator), TAO (Duplicator), ISO (Nero, Blindread, Creator), BIN (CDRWin), IMG (CloneCD), CCD (CloneCD) ,CIF (Creator), FCD (uncompressed), NRG (Nero), GCD (Prassi), P01 (Toast), C2D (WinOnCD), CUE (CDRWin), CDI (DiscJuggler) CD (CD- i OptImage), GI (PrimoDVD) PXI (PlexTools), MDS (Alcohol), MDF (Alcohol), VC4 (Virtual CD) B5T (BlindWrite) B5i (BlindWrite) DMG (Apple Macintosh) IBP (IsoBuster) or IBQ (IsoBuster).

Title:: IsoBuster 2.8.5
File Size:: 3.6 MB
Requirements:: Windows (All Versions)
Language:: en-us
License:: Shareware
Date Added:: 20 Dec 2010
Publisher:: Smart Projects
Homepage:: http://www.smart-projects.net
MD5 Checksum:: 5F5A3E67FD12E90C309ED960B2BFE9B3

# Changes:

* A great deal of new extensions were added to the signature detection which happens during a search for missing files and folders. Besides a large number of various files, picture formats and multimedia files there's now also accurate detection of documents such as: *.wpd, *.sdw, *.odt, *.sxw, *.sxc, *.sxi, *.sxm, *.std, *.ott, *.ots, *.ods, *.odb, *.odg, *.odf, *.odp, *.wb2, *.nsf, *.max and most Office document formats, such as *.doc, *.docx, *.xls, *.xlsx, *.ppt, *.pptx, *mdb, *.pst, *.pub, *.vsd, *.rtf, *.db, *.one, *.wri, *.msi
* Command line support has been enhanced with a large number of new parameters and combinations. Besides initiating "/scan" and extracting the files found based on their signature "sig:" there is now also the possibility to extract "all:" tracks / sessions / file systems, dynamically change the names of the extract-to files or folders, export file-lists ("/tree") based on a number of parameters/ tokens etc. Best check the details in the help file for more information

# Improvements:

* UDF scan for missing files improvements, so that in case of many references to VAT tables not the same sectors are read again and again, and so that duplicate UDF FS are not listed anymore
* Updated EWF support to the latest and greatest status of the LibEWF project
* Ability to "OK to all" on Windows IO errors during extraction to avoid X amount of such dialogs when multiple files are processed
* Always display a message after a forced online check, even if it is the most recent version, and even if the user set not to display beta or final version warnings
* The cue file full path was displayed in the Save Dialog control instead of only the filename.
* Ability to build lists, showing the extents of fragmented files. [Business] feature.
* Various other GUI improvements

# Fixes:

* Small issue that caused some DVD IBP/IBQ images to be recognised as CD, so that they could not be completed anymore
* Small issue that caused some IBP/IBQ images with gaps to be reported without gaps
* Fixed a very rare crash caused by a buggy UDF file system, while scanning for missing files and folders.
* The md5 file was not put in the proper folder when set to create automatically after image file creation.
* Fixed issue that caused the last found file, based on its signature, to be one block short in length.
* Fixed exception error when trying to sort file extents.
* Fixed extremely rare offset error in image files accessed via CUE or IBP, when the first track doesn't start at address 0