IsoBuster is a versatile software tool designed to recover data from various types of optical discs and storage media. With its user-friendly interface and powerful functionality, IsoBuster has become a go-to solution for individuals and professionals dealing with data recovery.

Whether you accidentally deleted files, formatted a disk, or encountered a read-error, IsoBuster can help you retrieve valuable information from CDs, DVDs, Blu-rays, USB drives, memory cards, and more. It supports a wide range of file systems, including ISO9660, UDF, FAT, NTFS, and HFS, making it compatible with virtually any disc or device.

IsoBuster excels in its ability to handle damaged or corrupted media. It employs advanced algorithms to recover data from scratched, partially readable, or even completely unreadable discs. By scanning sectors and analyzing file signatures, IsoBuster can reconstruct files and directories that other software might deem irretrievable.

The software also offers a range of additional features, such as creating image files from discs, extracting audio tracks, and verifying the integrity of data. It provides a detailed file system exploration, allowing users to browse and extract individual files or folders from their optical media.

With its wide compatibility, robust recovery capabilities, and comprehensive set of features, IsoBuster is an indispensable tool for anyone dealing with data loss or damaged media. It continues to evolve and adapt to the changing landscape of storage technologies, making it a reliable choice for data recovery needs.

Key Features:

• Data recovery from damaged optical media.
• Support for various file systems.
• Extract individual files and folders from inaccessible discs.
• Create image files (ISO, BIN, IMG).
• Mount image files as virtual drives.
• Surface scanning to assess disc condition.
• Multilingual support.
• Compatibility with CDs, DVDs, Blu-ray, HD DVD, SSD, USB drives, and memory cards.
• User-friendly interface for easy navigation and data recovery.

• 64-bit sector addressing so that we can properly show, extract and support any partition, file, folder or file system above the 2TB boundary
• Most objects (files, folders etc), despite the 64-bit address instead of the 32-bit address, now use less memory because of intense work and serious optimizations
• Saving and updating of managed image files, especially for huge drives, is considerably made faster, and yet kept backwards compatible
• Ability to load a generic image file (*.iso, *.dks, *.flp) with specified properties on the command line: /IPROP:header|blocksize (e.g. /IPROP:100|2048)
• Ability to extract CD segments as *.WAV file (Gives you the power to wrap any raw CD data in WAVE RIFF headers)

• A plethora of improvements to properly 'guess' the size of an El Torito boot image on CD or DVD, in case that information is not present in the data structures
• Show how the size was determined in the Boot Image file Properties window
• Improvements to try an find FAT file systems inside Boot Images on CD and DVD
• Implemented ability to (via right mouse click) find a matching file for a Boot Image and use that file's size properties
• Changed 'Last LBA' display to take the last block of the last extent that actually has a size (in case the last one(s) ha(s)(ve) no size)
• A great number of improvements and workarounds to deal with CD-i discs that have audio and data combined in one track. Because it is an illegal state many drives return unexpected data for such discs
• Save the status more often while making or completing managed image files. More saves as more problems are encountered
• Display the address where the process 'Completing IBP/IBQ Image' was aborted in the 'test and complete managed image files' dialog.
• Ability to create one big IBQ file instead of ~1GB (or otherwise defined) sized IBQ files (will only work on NTFS volumes)
• The From-To dialog can now also extract *.WAV (via checkbox) from CD
• Extracting an audio track to WAV or BIN/ISO will now happen including the pre-gap of the next audio track, default set in options
• Work around Windows issue with downloaded CHM files by removing the "Zone Identifier" stream from the CHM file that was added by Windows after download.
• Memory and speed improvements in the management of the erroneous-sectors-bitmap
• Various other smaller GUI improvements

• Show the correct Last LBA for an Audio track
• GUI fix that properly shows what track is being completed during the completion of a managed IBP/IBQ image file
• Not all orphaned UDF folders would be found during a "find missing files and folders" in certain situations (bug introduced in IsoBuster 3.2)