Video Repair Tool

Repair Different Types of Video Corruption

SoftMagnat Video Repair tool can help repair videos affected by corruption, broken headers, playback errors, choppy frames, distortion, synchronization problems, and other common video issues.

Repair Multiple Videos in One Process

Instead of repairing each damaged video individually, you can add multiple video files and process them together. This is particularly useful when several recordings from the same camera, memory card, or storage device are affected.

Preview Before Saving

The preview option lets you check the repaired video before saving it. This helps you verify the output and determine whether the repaired file is suitable for your requirements.

Repair Corrupt Video Files

SoftMagnat Video Repair Software helps user to repair video files that have become corrupt, damaged, broken, or unplayable. It analyzes video files and attempts to restore their playable structure. The software is useful when videos develop playback problems because of transfer interruptions, editing issues, file corruption, or other supported causes.

Repair MP4 Video Files

MP4 is widely used by smartphones, cameras, drones, screen-recording applications, and other devices. If an MP4 video becomes damaged or fails to play, SoftMagnat Video Repair can be used to scan the file and attempt repair. Preview the repaired output before saving it to the desired location.

Repair MOV Video Files

MOV files are commonly created by Apple devices, cameras, and professional video applications. File corruption can result in playback errors, missing frames, or an inaccessible video. SoftMagnat Video Repair supports MOV repair and provides a simple workflow to add damaged MOV files, repair them, preview the output, and save the result.

Repair Multiple Videos in Batch

When several video files are damaged, repairing each file separately can take considerable time. SoftMagnat Video Repair allows users to add multiple supported videos to the repair list and process them together. This makes the software useful for recovering recordings from cameras, memory cards, drives, and other sources.

Fix Choppy & Distorted Videos

Corrupt videos may show choppy playback, distorted frames, broken visuals, or other viewing problems. SoftMagnat Video Repair can attempt to repair supported structural and playback-related problems in the affected video. After processing, use the preview feature to check whether the repaired video plays correctly before saving it.

Repair Corrupted Video Headers

Video headers contain important information required for proper playback and processing. Header corruption can cause a video to become inaccessible or unplayable even when the media data remains available. SoftMagnat Video Repair can attempt to repair supported header-related corruption and restore the video's playable structure.

Preview Repaired Video Files

The preview feature allows users to check the repaired video before saving the final output. This provides a convenient way to evaluate the repair result and verify whether the required content has been restored. Users can then choose an appropriate destination for saving the repaired video file.

Repair Videos from Different Storage Devices

Video corruption can occur regardless of where a file is stored. SoftMagnat Video Repair can be used with supported video files located on internal or external hard drives, USB drives, memory cards, and other accessible storage media.

Step 1: Add Corrupt Videos

Launch SoftMagnat Video Repair tool and click Add File or browse option to select the damaged or unplayable videos you want to repair.

Step 2: Select Videos & Start Repair

Add one or multiple video files to the repair list. Select the required videos and start the repair process.

Step 3: Preview the Repaired Video

After the repair process completes, preview the repaired video to check its playback and overall output.

Step 4: Save the Repaired Video

Choose a suitable destination and save the repaired video. It is recommended to save the output to a different location from the original corrupt file.