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Hy everybody

Now I have a case for MKV recovery. The client use a Synology NAS, he store MKV films on it what are rendered by him. See deleted/deleted object can't help, I thought raw recovery will, but MKV doesen't in the reference book.

I found a solution on blog, and according to it, I try add mkv grep, after that I try add it to raw reference, but unfortunately It doesn't work.I try it with a new task also, with a good hdd and mkv files only but it can't find it.I found a topic called "lifehack about raw recovery references" but i also try that.

I read a lot about this topic in this forum and also some other, but I can't find a complete description. Is there any Solution given by AceLab or somthing what can help? Or if anyone has a good MKV grep/reference I would very gratefull if you share it with me.

Thank you for your time!

Best regards, David

what is the file header you want to add and its offset relative to the start of the file?

Sorry I forget to write the most important thing, he deleted the folder, and clear the bin...

Now I couldn't find good file on his drive, I'm trying to creat the reference from another MKV file. As the solution shows in blog. I attached a picture the result of my grep search for mkv.. As solution shows It looks good.

Here is the grep created by DE:
\xA3\xA3\x42\x86\x81\x01\x42\xF7\x81\x01\x42\xF2\x81\x04\x42\xF3\x81\x08\x42\x82\x88

Maybe this is OK..

Dear AJ2008, thanks for your time and answer! What are you mean about relative offset? Can you explain this pls?

Another question is how I can add this grep to raw reference? Because grep looks good, but raw recovery can't find MKV files..

It's look like the problem was solved with a new task.. I don't know the restore why doesn't work for references but now it find some mkv.

protontech wrote:Source of the post It's look like the problem was solved with a new task.. I don't know the restore why doesn't work for references but now it find some mkv.

Great