RAW (Uncompressed and unprocessed image data).PSB (Adobe Photoshop Large Document Format).MPO (Multi Picture Object File or simply stereo images).INSP (Panoramic image captured by an Insta360 camera).HEIF (High Efficiency Image File Format).HEIC (High Efficiency Image File Format).FC (FlipaClip: 2D Animation Creation App).EXR (HDR image format developed by Academy Software Foundation).CinemaDNG (Container for DNG raw photos).CPT (Corel Photo-Paint document file containing a bitmap image).OGA (audio extracted from OGG recovered as OGG).MPA (Audio file compressed with MPEG Layer II compression).MP2 (Audio file format used with MPEG Audio Stream recovered as MPA).IDF (MIDI instruments Definitions File).AIFC (Audio Interchange Compressed File).VP6 (Encoded video format developed by On2 Technologies).MTS (Advanced Video Coding High Definition).M2V (Moving Picture Experts Group Phase 2).M1V (Moving Picture Experts Group Phase 1).3GPP2 (3rd Generation Partnership Project 2).3G2 (3rd Generation Partnership Project 2).360 (360-degree GoPro cameras video footage).And depending on your specific recovery scenario, you can achieve the best results by choosing one of them, or letting Disk Drill combine the most effective ones. In a general case, it may look like this:Įach of these scanning methods can locate different types of recoverable files. In this scenario, Disk Drill will create the most effective sequence of scanning algorithms specifically for your storage device. This is what Disk Drill does when you don’t set a specific scanning method. That’s why in most cases when you run its scan for lost data, you will be dealing with our Universal Smart Scan. We made Disk Drill as simple as we could for every user. File activity (Was your file overwritten?).Storage device type (SSD disks are harder to recover).Some factors affecting the recovery chances:
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