Closed Circuit TV (CCTV)
Data Recovery Service

Video loss on CCTV security cameras or DVR occurs due to:

• Accidental footage deletion;
• Disk re-formatting or corruption;
• Power outages;
• Recorder hard drive mechanical failure;
• Unstable network;
• Wiring problems;
• Hardware failures or damages;
• Damage to hard drive firmware;
• Camera software failure;
• DVR runs out of storage space.

You can set your DVR or CCTV recordings to be saved automatically into an external HDD or RAID array.

You still can access your DVR remotely, and it allows you to search specific events among the recordings or sort them by time and date.

You also can set a configuration that will write new recordings over the older ones as the storage gets full.

If you have no intention of overwriting new footage on older ones, you can contact SalvageData. It’s possible to restore part of overwritten files. To increase the success, disable the configuration, backup the data, and send it to our experts before formatting to open space for the new video recordings.

DVR recording format is very specific. Besides, most security devices like DVR and CCTV uses video multiplexing, which employs multi-cameras with a single storage point, making it more difficult for recovering.

Yet, not impossible. With top-the-edge tools and techniques, plus a certified recovery room, our experts can restore your footage.

Applying specialized software to the DVR data allows us to get a complete sequence from each camera. Each case and device specification require different attention and approach. But the result is always the same: your data is recovered.

There are two ways to recover deleted videos from the DVR:

1. Using a backup
2. Contacting a recovery service

Start a case with SalvageData and request a free in-lab evaluation of your video recorder to restore your deleted recordings.