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opened 2025-09-09 19:40:36 -05:00 by Octech6711 · 0 comments
Octech6711 commented 2025-09-09 19:40:36 -05:00
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Originally created by @NectarCoder on GitHub.

So I was running a shredder program, there happened to be a shortcut to my project in the directory I was shredding - I stopped it just as it started erasing my project but unfortunately the project has been corrupted. It's 1GB and most of it should be intact just a few seconds in I stopped it.

Attempting to recover or extract files from it gives me the error: "file is not a database".

Any suggestions? I do know that the part which is overwritten is un recoverable, just whatever clips are left is what I'm looking for.
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Originally created by @NectarCoder on GitHub. So I was running a shredder program, there happened to be a shortcut to my project in the directory I was shredding - I stopped it just as it started erasing my project but unfortunately the project has been corrupted. It's 1GB and most of it should be intact just a few seconds in I stopped it. Attempting to recover or extract files from it gives me the error: "file is not a database". Any suggestions? I do know that the part which is overwritten is un recoverable, just whatever clips are left is what I'm looking for. Help would be appreciated.
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