Have you never used that cam before? If you have used it, use a known-good copy for your reference. Sounds like you still don't have a working sample file (with which to reference the header). What we need is the image info, the JPEGs or BMP, we dont need the audio because we had a external recorder for it.Īny any sugegstion would be really appreciated. The MOOV ATOM or something.ĭo you thing that in step 1 I need to use a file as large as the one corrupted ?

The problem seems to be in that part of the.

I tried FFmpeg directly and got the same error. Im trying your suggestion, I recorded another footage with the same camera and setting to create the avcc.hdr but in 'step 2'Ĭannot find 'mdat' atom in first 64MB of 'k.mov' The file have 4.1GB, around 10 minutes of video in 1080p. We have tried as many tools as you think from internet. Hi Baldrick, Im trying any thing that I found online to recover a corrupted file from our CANON 5D Mark III. >ffmpeg.exe -r 30 -i recovered.h264 -i recovered.wav -vcodec copy -acodec copy result.mov And you need a working file with similar properties/header.īut it might not work with vlc recorded mov/mp4s. Note MP4 does not support PCM sound, you must create MOV in this case: Step 3: Use any other utility (Yamb or ffmpeg for example) to recreate the MP4/MOV file from the H.264 stream (GOPR0347.h264). Note: Specify -pcm or the WAV file name in case of recovering MOV file written by Canon EOS. Step 2: Recover H.264 stream from the corrupted file, for example Note: It will create the file 'avcc.hdr' in the current directory. Code: Step 1: Use any good previous file with the same resolution and bitrate to generate the AVC configuration record, for example

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