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tomascSenior ContributorJoined: Aug 25, 2011 12:33Messages: 6464Offline
Feb 05, 2020 19:37
Try this: Delete or move some files from that drive to a different drive to free up some space so a disk utility can repair it by creating a new file of 5 GB in size. Play that file with vlc to determine whether it can be fixed.
Ecl1pseNewbie Joined: Feb 05, 2020 18:57Messages: 2Offline
Feb 05, 2020 19:43
QuoteTry this: Delete or move some files from that drive to a different drive to free up some space so a disk utility can repair it by creating a new file of 5 GB in size. Play that file with vlc to determine whether it can be fixed.
Thank you for a quick response! I did clear space on the drive. I also tried to open the file with vlc and file viewer plus. No luck. I'm not sure how to use a disk utility. Is it automatic or are there steps I need to follow?
tomascSenior ContributorJoined: Aug 25, 2011 12:33Messages: 6464Offline
Feb 05, 2020 20:08
Usually a file is complete but the end gets damaged somehow and a disk utility can be used to truncate the bad part. Here is a different method to recover it that may also work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=VEAeitYE24s&feature=emb_logo . Cyberlink support may know still a different method to fix it and give you that information if you contact them for help.
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