Development and

updates

Development schedule

Current development tasks, May 2020 Further support for Hero 7/8 is being worked on Process video fragments found, not associated with a current file, for Hero camera (Forensic version) Improve speed of recovery August 2015 First release version

Updates

May 2020 V2.26 GPS locations for photos added to the log (with forensic version) April 2020 GPS locations are logged with the forensic version Improved recovery from Canon EOS Nokia N86 phone video February 2020 Improved support for fragmented moov atoms on Hero 4/8 December 2019 V2.15 Hero 8 supports Works with CnW Recovery dongle November 2019 V2.14 Improved Canon EOS recovery September 2019 V1.95 includes Canon EOS and Canon Vixia Aug 2019 V1.94 includes following Drones DJI Mavic Pro FC220 DJI FC300C DJI Inspire 1 DJI Phantom 4 Pro LC6310S DJI FC6510 DJI Matrice 210  FC6510 DJI Spark Yuneec Typhoon H July 2019 V1.93 - will read .E01 (forensic) image files V1.91 Several DJI cameras added May 2019 V1.85 Status messages displayed when scanning March 2019 V1.84 Out of memory bug fixed January 2019 V1.82 Small improvements for exFAT recovery chips December 2018 V1.81 Some DJI cameras detected November V1.80 Hero 7 added October 2018 V1.78 Thumbnails displayed in exFAT mode September 2018 V1.75 Improved detection of Hero 4/5/6 cameras August 2018 V1.74 Improved recovery of Hero4/5/6 32GB chip videos July 2018 V1.73 Improved fragment processing for Hero 3 camera June 2018 V1.70 Improved support for 4K videos V1.69 Correct display of frame rate in the log May 2018 V1.64, improved fragment processing with forensic option February 2018 V1.62 support for 4K videos on Hero 6 November 2017 V.160 Support for Hero 6.  Will recover .wav and .gpr files June 2017 V1.48 Status display at end of recovery April 2017 V1.46 Simpler entry of registration number, small tutorial as part of help file December 2016 Small changes to support Hero 5 better November 2016 Support for Hero 5 September 2016 V1.36 Fixed occasional issue with Hero 4  Black cameras Allow manual selection of chip size