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The tool "akaidatdecode" can be used to decode the AKAI S1000/S3000 DAT-backup format. "akaidatdecode" converts a suitable WAV-file (DAT-backup signal) into a tar-file (file archive). Notes: * The WAV-file must contain a bit-transparent copy of the DAT-backup signal, signal-manipulation (for example level-scaling, filtering, dithering, or lossy audio compression) is not allowed. * The resulting tar-file for example can be imported to a disk (or image file) for AKAI samplers via the...

TestDisk checks the partition and boot sectors of your disks. It is very useful in recovering lost partitions. It works with : DOS/Windows FAT12, FAT16 and FAT32NTFS ( Windows NT/2K/XP )Linux Ext2 and Ext3BeFS ( BeOS )BSD disklabel ( FreeBSD/OpenBSD/NetBSD )CramFS (Compressed File System)HFS and HFS+, Hierarchical File SystemJFS, IBM's Journaled File SystemLinux RaidLinux Swap (versions 1 and 2)LVM and LVM2, Linux Logical Volume ManagerNetware NSSReiserFS 3.5, 3.6 and 4Sun Solaris i386...

Live-System based on Linux Mint with data recovery tools

The tool "l9000cassdecode" can be used to decode the data cassette (tape) format for the Linn9000 and LinnSequencer. Depending on the data cassette contents, Linn9000-related files are extracted, for example with the following file types: DSQ, MSQ, ALL, ASQ, ADS, AMS, ALM, SND, KIT. Optional: tar-file export. Note: Linn9000-related files for example can be imported to a Linn9000 floppy (or image file) via the tool "l9000fs" which is contained within the project "linn9000fs":...

Application that scans files and directories for specified folders, indexes their content, and retrieves lost or corrupted fragments. Ideally used to retrieved corrupted or lost files/folders after a disk crash recovery.

Very simple disk synchronization suitable for maintaining a backup directory. I built it to keep Photos and MP3s on my NAS in sync with my laptop and desktop. Will do one-way or two-way (mirrored), but does not delete. All Java, no GUI.

TestDiskAssist is designed to sort the thousands of files recovered by TestDisk so that the end user can find desired files quickly with ease, as well as dispose of unnecessary files.