Hi,
I have a portable MPEG2 video recorder which records on FAT32 formatted CF32 cards.
While I was out with my bike I recorded everything, as usual. Unfortunately a short
power interruption has caused one file not to be closed, and now it appears as being
0 bytes long. However, a lot of data was recorded there, and is incidentally the
data I was most interested in.

I have tried with File Scavenger, with Easy Recovery, I have Googled for other utils
but found nothing that seems that may help.

Is there any utility or way to get the data back from that truncated file? I was
thinking to open the file and set its length to an arbitrary high value.. but would
that work?

Of course I am currently avoiding any operation (such as CHKDSK /f ) that would modify
the original device.

Thanks.

Mario

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