No matter how good a camera or the photographer's technology is, the photographing effect can't compare with what the human eye can see (they are not in the same order of magnitude). As a result, almost all digital photos need to first go through the post-processing of some kind of image processing software before being published finally. However, the known photo processing applications mostly rely on a pile of filters to realize a rapid beautification or repair to photos. Their common fault is - simplex function, not smart enough, requires users to have the relevant experience and skill, and the operation is tedious and time-consuming.

The online video playing within a web browser cannot always be detected and downloaded to local drive with help of common downloaders (especially the video that is divided into multiple pieces). At this point, recording it using the traditional desktop/screen capture tools is our only choice. However, at least two deadly weaknesses exist when using them to record streaming videos:

1. The graphics quality is too low, and the frame loss phenomenon is very serious
2. During the video recording process, you can do nothing else but make sure the recording area keeps focused and not obscured, otherwise the unexpected things will be recorded

Zero Assumption Recovery (X) (ZAR or ZAR X for short) is currently the only best data recovery solution (with the most accurate data scan and recovery capabilities) for FAT, NTFS, EXT, and XFS filesystems. It was developed by Alexey V. Gubin from Russia, and enjoys a pretty good reputation and popularity around the world on data recovery field. It seems to have been specifically designed for recovering digital photos from digital devices at first, which has exposed as a free feature now (camera compatibility list for photo recovery).

In the first place, only the users who have lost data can deeply experience and realize the importance and necessity of backuping data on a regular basis. And the data backup software have been so inundant that we have almost no chance to verify and compare them one by one, so that we can pick out the best one. However, I suggest you put AOMEI Backupper at the top of the list of the data backup software you're going to test.

Among the new generation of 3 major home game consoles, the crack for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One is not within the foreseeable future (including PlayStation Vita), let alone the development of their emulators. But conditions are completely different for Nintendo consoles. In addition to host crack, even the working Wii U emulator has come out for a long time.