Vidmore Video Fix

If you hit the “Play” button on your player and nothing happens, then clearly the video is corrupted or damaged. Whether it happens during file conversion, a data transfer or a file recovery or the video becomes unplayable after editing, you can try repairing it with a dedicated application such as Vidmore Video Fix.

It is worth mentioning that Vidmore Video Fix is only about selecting the input file and hitting a “Repair” button. While this is all it takes to start fixing a video, there is a small catch: keep in mind that you also need a sample video for the application to compare with the corrupted one.

This so-called sample video is taken as a reference by Vidmore Video Fix in the repairing process. You can obtain it by using the same device to capture a new clip or load an undamaged clip in the same file format. Alternatively, an uncorrupted clip in the exact same format can be downloaded from the Internet.

Once you load the two videos, the corrupted one and the sample one, there is only one more thing to do: clicking on the “repair” button.

The size of the videos, their duration, the resolution, bitrate, the frame rate and the encoder used are all shown as you preview the input videos.

Previewing the resulting, repaired video is possible prior to saving it. Vidmore Video Fix features an embedded player that enables you to take a look at the result to make sure the video is repaired.

Vidmore Video Fix is worth a try if you need to fix a video in MP4, 3GP, MOV or AVI format. Relying on the power of AI, it can try to fix any corrupted video and make it playable again. Although the results are not guaranteed, its success rate, as stated by the developers, is high.