Compressed images (the R-Drive Image type.

Direct access to the system disk even when Apple's System Integration Protection is enabled.

Support for APFS (including encryption), a new Apple file system introduced in macOS High Sierra.

These files can now be played back without their respective applications installed. A completely overhauled file previewer which can show picture tiles and first frames of video files as icons, and supports a large number of video/audio/graphic/document file formats.Recovery of names and paths for files deleted to Recycle Bin and Trash.Estimation of chances for successful file recovery.Files from Extra Found Files (raw files) can be automatically excluded from recovery if they are duplicates of files found in the real file system.Advanced options in file recovery lists in the Technician version: specific file system info, overlapping files, disk regions, etc.Extended file information in the Technician version: disk regions and overlapping files. Get Info panel: detailed information about a selected file.Post Action options for unattended operations (Technician version only): automatic shutdown upon completion of lengthy operations (file recovery, disk scan, and disk imaging) and automatic email notification regarding operation success/failure.Alternative paths for places to store recovered files and images ( Technician version only).Support for the APFS file system created by macOS Catalina.Support for the compression algorithms lzvn and lzfse used in the new HFS+/APFS versions.FAT folders partially damaged within sectors are also enumerated.The number of read tries for bad sectors can be changed during a disk operation.Files can be recovered or marked for recovery directly from File previewer.Deleted partitions can be instantly found, without long scan.A complete overhaul of symbolic and other links processing.Support for the UStar/Tar/CPIO/Pax file systems used in tape storage devices (Technician version).Support for the ISO9660 file system used in CDs/DVDs/ISO images.Several file systems (the main and several reformatted ones) can now be found on one partition, if their traces remain in the boot records.Support for APFS container layout on the Apple silicon computers.Native support for Apple silicon (the Apple M1 chip).

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