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Media_Repair v1.0.0.122 Media_Repair v1.0.0.122 Media_Repair will attempt to repair files encrypted by STOP/DJVU ransomware variants by making the non-encrypted part of the file playable again. Media_Repair does not decrypt files. Media_Repair currently supports following file types: WAV* MP3 Mp4* M4V* MOV* 3GP* * reference file required For most file types Media_Repair requires a reference file: This is an INTACT file created on the same device or using the same software. Ideally this reference file matches the settings that were used to create the ‘patient’ file as closely as possible. Media_Repair can not repair all files! Video that was optimized for internet streaming (fast start) can not be repaired at this time! "Due to limited testing (I have only so much STOP/DJVU affected files), current version should be considered beta!" - Joep van Steen Using Media_Repair –Use drop down box to select a file type. Now browse to folder containing your STOP/DJVU encrypted or the reference file. You can either use a patient file or reference file to test if this particular video type can be repaired by Media_Repair or not. – Click to verify selected video file is candidate for repair. You can either use the reference file or a corrupt file. If Media_Repair reports it can try repairing the file it is not a guarantee the file will actually be repaired. If it can be repaired depends in several factors such as the reference file being a good match and the size of the patient file. If it tells you it can not repair the file though it’s pretty much a guarantee the repair will fail. – Click to make the currently selected file, reference file that will be used to repair affected file(s). Once you have confirmed your video files are candidates ... |
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