Free Blu Ray/DVD/CD Data file recovery software

Recover corrupted or damaged files from Blu-Ray or DVD or CD with this free Data file recovery software. Optical media storage devices are widely used to backup all the important data files.But what if a file gets corrupted in the backup storage media?

There are a lot of data file recovery software in the market to recover corrupted or accidentally deleted files from PC or storage devices like CD or DVD or Blu-ray. But many of them come with a price tag. But “CD/DVD/Blue-Ray Recovery” is a free software to recover damaged files from any CD or DVD or Blu-Ray.
This free tool supports several different types of optical storage media like CD-ROM, CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-ROM, DVD-R, DVD-RW, Blue-Ray disks and file systems such as ISO9660 and UDF. It works by scanning the disk sectors to rescue damaged files and copy the correct data to hard disk, to the extent possible. It is an ideal tool to recover corrupted audio or video files and image files of all popular formats like MPEG, AVI, RM, MP3, JPEG etc. The tool is also good enough to recover any damaged document or text file.

First, free download the software from HERE and install it by double clicking the downloaded exe file.

1. To recover files from a damaged folder in a CD/DVD/Blue-ray disk, click “Add Folder” and specify the folder from which you want to recover damaged files.If the directory structure of the CD or DVD is damaged and you are unable to add an entire folder, you may select the individual files by clicking on “Add Files” button. You can also drag and drop folders or files to the software’s interface. 
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   Specify the output folder (destination directory) for the recovered data files (or image files) by clicking the “Browse…” button
   Next, Click the “Copy” button to recover the damaged files and copy them from the CD or DVD, to the destination directory. The freeware lets you control the copying speed. While “Normal” is the default option, you may change it to “Slowest (Best Quality)” option, in case of corrupted disks. 
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   once the tool completes the copy, it reports the status in the bottom view. The status is also saved to a log file and you may view it by Clicking the “View log” button 

That is it! You may initiate the next copy after removing all contents in the source list, by clicking the “Clear” button and then adding new folders or files to the list.