Kernel for CD-DVD
Formats Supported
- Data recovery from all possible CD and DVD formats :
CD-i, VCD, SVCD, SACD, CD-ROM, CD-ROM XA, CD-R, CD-RW, CD-MRW, ...
DVD-ROM, DVCD, DVD-RAM, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD+MRW, DVD+R Dual Layer, DVD-R Dual Layer, DVD+RW Dual Layer, DVD+VR, DVD+VRW, DVD-VR, DVD-VM,
Features
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Recover data from blanked or quick formatted DVD+RW media..
- All device access, media access, data gathering and interpretation is done exclusively by the software. It does not rely on Windows to provide or interpret the data and so can work completely independent from Windows' limitations.
- Support for Direct CD compressed files. Decompression on the fly.
- Support for formatted CD-RW discs mounted in very old drives that do not know the CD-RW fixed packet format yet.
- Supports multiple Mac Partitions on one medium (e.g. multiple partitions on a CD or in a dmg file)
- Mpg (*.dat) Extraction and dat2mpg 'in one' from SVCD and VCD
- Supports mounting several virtual sessions inside a single DVD+RW or DVD-RW track.
- Extraction of Audio tracks to wave files.
- Support for bootable CDs and DVDs. Support for the El Torito standard.
Perfect aid to slipstream Windows installation CDs.
- Creation of image files (*.iso, *.bin, *.tao)
- Enormous file system coverage and different ways to use them all (find the one suited best for your needs). CDs and DVDs often have different file-systems pointing to the same files. This offers possibilities.
- ISO9660, Joliet, Romeo (Short File-names vs. Long File-names on mastered CDs)
- Big Endian (Motorola), Little Endian (Intel) (Windows vs. Unix, Mac and other systems' defaults)
- Rock Ridge (e.g. for Commodore users, Server use, etc.)
- Mounts VIDEO and AUDIO IFO / BUP / VOB file-systems independently from other file-systems
- Transparent support for (open) DVD+VR(W) discs, remapping of the content etc. Open +VR discs' files can be seen and extracted right away.
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Recovers damaged CD DVD Data

Supported Operating System
Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows 2000, Windows XP
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