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Using Heirvo

Comparing Disc Recovery Tools: Test the Workflow That Matters

For Heirvo, IsoBuster or CDRoller, compare the actual result from your own disc, current vendor terms and the steps needed to save usable output.

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Compare evidence from your own disc

  • Can the tool detect your compatible drive and disc?
  • Can you inspect the footage or files you care about before paying?
  • Can it save the output format you need, and does that output play correctly?
  • What does the current license cover, and how does the refund policy work?

Heirvo's offer

Heirvo offers a free scan and in-app preview, followed by a one-time save license. Recover is $49 for one Windows PC. Archive is $89 for up to three PCs and adds a local media vault, import and spoken-word search. Family is $129 for up to five household PCs. See the download page for current release and paid-store availability.

We do not claim measured comparative success rates or a guaranteed result. Consult IsoBuster's and CDRoller's own websites for their current features, prices and terms. Heirvo's software offer does not include AI picture restoration or mail-in work.

A few more answers

Common questions

Will Heirvo definitely recover my wedding video?

No. Physically missing or unreadable data cannot be guaranteed recoverable. Scan your own disc and inspect the preview before purchasing a save license.

Do I mail my disc to Heirvo?

No. The software offer is for use on your own Windows computer. It does not include physical disc handling or a mail-in service.