Recover from a Panasonic video carmera

[Scorpion]

Hi all,

I got a video carmera with built in 8GB flash memory.
It is a panasonic HDC-TM10 Full HD.
Someone accidently eras a video recording from the built in memory.
I succeed with R-studio to get some stils pictures out and alot of pcd files under the folder "Kodak PhotoCD Image".
How can I merge those file to a movie?
Is there any other option to recover the video which been deleted from that carmera?
I checked with winhex and saw that all the memory is ocupied with data.

Many Thanks!

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I have used AVS video converter for merging moive files

[einstein9]

Hi all,

I got a video carmera with built in 8GB flash memory.
It is a panasonic HDC-TM10 Full HD.
Someone accidently eras a video recording from the built in memory.
I succeed with R-studio to get some stils pictures out and alot of pcd files under the folder "Kodak PhotoCD Image".
How can I merge those file to a movie?
Is there any other option to recover the video which been deleted from that carmera?
I checked with winhex and saw that all the memory is ocupied with data.

Many Thanks!

i guess that r-studio will not do much here, well i have a recommendation here to u
try ZAR maybe 8.5 latest, try the demo ver. it has the feature of scanning mem. cards/cam

give it a shot, i was always happy with it.
:>

[ppumkin]

You can also try and play the pieces of files in a program called VirtualDub - But it is Codec depended but you can use it to join and analyse files(if correct codecs are installed)
You can also try VLC- it has many built in codecs.

[Scorpion]

i guess that r-studio will not do much here, well i have a recommendation here to u
try ZAR maybe 8.5 latest, try the demo ver. it has the feature of scanning mem. cards/cam

give it a shot, i was always happy with it.
:>

Great spot I will certainly will give it a shut and update you all the progress.

You can also try and play the pieces of files in a program called VirtualDub - But it is Codec depended but you can use it to join and analyse files(if correct codecs are installed)
You can also try VLC- it has many built in codecs.

Intersting.. if the ZAR won't do the job I will check this out.