To sum up, IsoPuzzle is one of the most effective ways to recover data from damaged discs, but a downside comes from that it doesn't support a wider array of disc types. The goal of this program is to recover as much as possible data of damaged, bad burned or scratched CDs or DVDs. IsoPuzzle was reviewed by Bogdan Popa. New in IsoPuzzle 1. Load comments. IsoPuzzle 1. All rights reserved. The software need to be capable of expanding to full screen and all the UI details fill the screen window.
Also make the progress meter larger this is needed. Also when using with Never Give Up mode a time out and time restart which user can enter manually these time can be entered in UI [ ] manually. The check tick boxes to enable them. This way never give up mode is made so drive can continue forever until it reaches the end or user stops it when they are happy to do so. Take a break every [60] minutes Continue after [15] minutes Some one mentioned the progress jumps around.
No that is intended but you don't see the progress bar easily which as said really should be fixed. Full screen UI would make the progress bar fill the screen easier to see.
The program does loops of the data to recover it. So read all the data on disc in a loop each pas along the progress bar. Have just verbose alone shows you the loops how many reads have been found and errors found.
That said the error are erratic and don't seem to make sense to me, but that maybe more read found more errors that can be revealed! The idea of the flag file and the import file functions are so good imagine if other developers also developed their tools to use the same flag and import file from ISOPuzzle visa-versa either way.
Then we would have better capability of all optical disc recovery tools. That said the other tools do need to get rid of asking what to do when error is encountered or at least a fully working option do not ask that always remembers that so recover never gives up.
When can decide when to pause and then continue later using the flag file. With same software or any other software. Someone also mentioned disc blew up in a BD drive. Yes I have had that twice since the mid eighties both times because of the same problem. Once with a CD drive and second time with a BD drive. Both times because the disc was defected, which most times many people will fail to notice.
A crack in the centre of the disc manufacture defect disc. When that happens speed will blow up the disc and drive cleaning is needed or a new replacement drive. Next time you have such discs don't write them instead return them don't accept single discs replacements as they maybe be damaged by time you get them. Ask for money back they will claim from manufacture and so in turn maybe make in turn manufacture places better checks so doesn't happen in future.
If you do have such discs and are written on best try to read them on older drive if have one but use a software than can read at x1 speed slower the the better.
There are such tools that can do that I forget but they will be very old tools by now. Also maybe your drive slowest speed for the disc maybe not x1 but x2 so tool needs to work and apply speed you require.
ISOPuzzle has the ability to set read speed. Also it would be great if could add audio disc extraction to ISO file as does with data discs. Copyright is not an issue since we own the discs as we own dvd disc we recover. So ISOPuzzle needs able to extract all modes not just data mode. What is missing ISOPuzzle developer and updates. What is not needed is enforcement of shareware or purchase.
Please keep it free fully capable to recover all and every disc with all functions working. U saved my memorial pictures.. Review by ahmed alasadi on Apr 22, Version: 1. This is pretty amazing. Using another program a CD backup program , I tried making an. ISO from a CD -- and it took an hour normally takes less than 10 minutes , didn't report any errors, and left me with an unusable.
ISO file. With ISO Puzzle, it got all the good easy to read sectors in less than 10 minutes, getting down to about 30 bad sectors. After another 10 minutes or so, it got down to 10 bad sectors. It's been running for an hour now, and got 4 more of the bad sectors.
I'm hoping to get a full recovery, but if not, it's already done more than the other programs. If it isn't able to get those last 6 sectors, I'm going to try the "import" function -- this lets you try to read the remaining bad sectors on a different drive. Different drives have slightly different tolerances and such, which might allow the sectors to be read there.
For ASPI. Review by Scott on Nov 26, Version: 1. Rating by Alex on Feb 18, Version: 1. Worked great! Was using WinCDEmu and kept getting bad sector reads. Works fine using this program! Review by Felixrulz on Apr 25, Version: 1. It may be disabled when installing or after installation.
Free Trial version available for download and testing with usually a time limit or limited functions. No installation is required.
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