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CDRoller 8.61
CDRoller Soft Co. Ltd.
CDRoller finds, retrieves and copies the lost data from CD/DVD/s and Blu-Ray discs (BD and HD-DVD) that seem to be inaccessible for Windows standard tools. Key features: effectively retrieves the discs data created by 'drag and drop' CD/DVD/BD writing software. Finds and recovers a video and photos created by Sony digital cameras, DVD camcorders and personal DVD recorders. Includes a built-in UDF Reader. Retrieves back up files from the multisession discs. Finds and recovers accidently deleted files. Includes a built-in DVD-video splitter, CD/DVD/BD data burner and eraser.
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