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Recovery Star - Just Solve the File Format Problem

Recovery Star

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'''Recovery Star''' by artem-drobanov (Drobanov Artyom Fedorovich) and lkorolkov (Leonid Korolkov) is a 'RAID-Like Cauch Reed-Solomon File Codec' (It archives a folder of files into small chunks and then adds parity data, allowing everything to be recovered even if there is data corruption)
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'''Recovery Star''' by artem-drobanov (Drobanov Artyom Fedorovich) and lkorolkov (Leonid Korolkov) is a 'RAID-Like Cauch Reed-Solomon File Codec' that also offers [[AES]] encryption.
  
It also offers [[AES]] encryption
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It is designed to protect files on a CD/DVD from bitrot by splitting them and adding extra parity
  
Versions before 1.60 aren't compatible with later versions due to the addition of CRC-64
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You can set the number of volumes each file is split into and the redundancy as a percentage. So if you have it set to 3 volumes and you are protecting 2 files, 'test1.zip' and 'test2.zip', it will produce a series of 6 files (2 files to protect x 3 volumes each) named like:
  
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* C000000020001.test1.zip
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* C000000020001.test2.zip
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* C000100020001.test1.zip
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* C000100020001.test2.zip
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* C000200020001.test1.zip
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* C000200020001.test2.zip
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The default is 256 volumes which is probably overkill for most files
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Versions before 1.60 aren't compatible with later versions due to the addition of CRC-64
  
  
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* [http://www.driverov.net/soft/windows/multimedia/burn_dvd_cd/27788.html v1.60]
 
* [http://www.driverov.net/soft/windows/multimedia/burn_dvd_cd/27788.html v1.60]
 
* [https://softoroom.org/topic36853.html Version history]
 
* [https://softoroom.org/topic36853.html Version history]
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* [https://www.microsoft.com/en-US/Download/confirmation.aspx?id=16614 .NET Framework 2.0 Service Pack 1 (x86)] - may be needed for older versions of Windows

Latest revision as of 05:44, 30 October 2023

File Format
Name Recovery Star
Ontology
Released 2007

Recovery Star by artem-drobanov (Drobanov Artyom Fedorovich) and lkorolkov (Leonid Korolkov) is a 'RAID-Like Cauch Reed-Solomon File Codec' that also offers AES encryption.

It is designed to protect files on a CD/DVD from bitrot by splitting them and adding extra parity

You can set the number of volumes each file is split into and the redundancy as a percentage. So if you have it set to 3 volumes and you are protecting 2 files, 'test1.zip' and 'test2.zip', it will produce a series of 6 files (2 files to protect x 3 volumes each) named like:

  • C000000020001.test1.zip
  • C000000020001.test2.zip
  • C000100020001.test1.zip
  • C000100020001.test2.zip
  • C000200020001.test1.zip
  • C000200020001.test2.zip

The default is 256 volumes which is probably overkill for most files

Versions before 1.60 aren't compatible with later versions due to the addition of CRC-64


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