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Kernel Video Repair vs RepairMyVideo

Kernel Video Repair

nucleustechnologies.com

RepairMyVideo

repairmyvideo.com

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FigureKernel Video RepairRepairMyVideo
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
Web—Yes
WindowsYes—
macOSYes—
Plans published11
Spec score · Video Repair Software8.2 (#4)8.2 (#5)
PurposeRepairs corrupt, inaccessible, damaged, and unplayable video files.RepairMyVideo rebuilds the container index of damaged video files so they can play again.
SecurityThe product page labels the software “Safe & Secure” but does not specify a security certification or compliance standard there.Uploads and downloads travel over HTTPS/TLS, and the processing servers are not directly reachable from the public internet.
SupportThe product page advertises lifetime free support.The about page says a human reads and answers questions, complaints and deletion requests sent by email.

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Kernel Video Repair

  • Kernel Video Repair$29, paid once

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RepairMyVideo

  • Free during betaFree

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In their own words

Kernel Video Repair

Kernel Video Repair repairs corrupt, damaged, inaccessible or unplayable video files on Windows and macOS. It supports more than 25 formats, including MP4, MOV, MKV, ProRes, MPEG, MTS and MXF, and can repair multiple files in one operation. For severely corrupted footage, a healthy reference video can supply a metadata template, including format, encoding and bitrate. The software supports high-resolution repair, including 4K, 8K, VR and 360° video; the vendor says there is no file-size limitation. Repaired files can be saved to a chosen location on the user’s system. The demo repairs videos and allows a free preview of the first 30 seconds of each output. SD card videos must first be transferred to a Windows computer. A Home license for two computers is listed at $29, paid once, while the pricing note says from $49/yr. The vendor offers Home and Corporate licenses, with Corporate covering unlimited computers, and advertises lifetime free support.

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RepairMyVideo

RepairMyVideo is a web service that attempts to restore playback of damaged video files by rebuilding their container index. It accepts MP4, MOV, MKV, and AVI files, with listed codec support including H.264, HEVC, MPEG-4, Canon Cinema MJPEG, and AverMedia c285 captures. Processing is automatic, and a recovered file must pass an automated playability check before it is offered. A healthy clip from the same camera is optional and may help if the damaged file structure is entirely destroyed. Sony XDCAM/XAVC card folders can be uploaded for combination into one MP4; Panasonic AVCHD and Canon Cinema recordings are handled as individual clips. Direct uploads are supported up to 25 GB, while camera-card folders packaged in the browser work up to about 4 GB. Larger files can be supplied through a Google Drive link. The service is free during beta, with analysis, repair, preview, and download included. It cannot recover missing or zero-byte files, address DRM or streaming problems, or fix videos that play but look wrong. It does not guarantee recovery of any particular file.

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