Log File: https://obsproject.com/logs/jY7cIM2Ifpk8ARpm (though this current session has nothing to do with the crash)
Hello! I recently stumbled my way into a little puzzle box with MKVs. I record all my footage (predominantly Capture Card game play) in MKV so I don't have to worry about crashes killing my videos. I ran into a problem though, I was recording a 12 hour session of gameplay with the actual recording being paused (but not stopped) intermittently. I paused the recording to grab something and the power in my home cycled, turning off my pc. This shutdown left the file in a weird flux state. Properties in windows file browser shows it's 290gb size and it does still show up as a mkv but when I try to open it it doesn't work. I'm assuming this is due to the fact it crashed/was cut off while it was paused, left in an unfinshed unsafe state. I've tried a few "MKV REPAIR" programs to no avail. Initially the file showed up as only a few kb but after moving to a different drive it showed as it's proper file size. I know all the footage is there, I'm just unable to access it. Has anyone else ran into this hyper specific issue and have advice? Or should I just give up on trying to recover this footage?
Hello! I recently stumbled my way into a little puzzle box with MKVs. I record all my footage (predominantly Capture Card game play) in MKV so I don't have to worry about crashes killing my videos. I ran into a problem though, I was recording a 12 hour session of gameplay with the actual recording being paused (but not stopped) intermittently. I paused the recording to grab something and the power in my home cycled, turning off my pc. This shutdown left the file in a weird flux state. Properties in windows file browser shows it's 290gb size and it does still show up as a mkv but when I try to open it it doesn't work. I'm assuming this is due to the fact it crashed/was cut off while it was paused, left in an unfinshed unsafe state. I've tried a few "MKV REPAIR" programs to no avail. Initially the file showed up as only a few kb but after moving to a different drive it showed as it's proper file size. I know all the footage is there, I'm just unable to access it. Has anyone else ran into this hyper specific issue and have advice? Or should I just give up on trying to recover this footage?