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I tried testdisk &nbsp;from a pc with Ubuntu &amp;&nbsp;it could see the drive but couldn't detect the filesystem! I tried all the options. I also got on Adata &amp;&nbsp;they said &quot;It may be possible to recover something from it but it would require a specialist data recovery service&quot;
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I tried testdisk  from a pc with Ubuntu & it could see the drive but couldn't detect the filesystem! I tried all the options. I also got on Adata & they said "It may be possible to recover something from it but it would require a specialist data recovery service"

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I have an Adata CCTV HDR with a 1TB sata drive &amp;&nbsp;8 cameras attached.<br />
It was accidentally formatted &amp;&nbsp;I need to recover some video footage.<br />
I don't know what file format it is in?<br />
I removed the drive &amp;&nbsp;have tried to use NTFS &amp;&nbsp;FAT recovery software on my Windows pc but no data shows up?<br />
My Windows &amp;&nbsp;Linux pc's can see the drive but I cant get any data/video form it.<br />
Any ideas?
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I have an Adata CCTV HDR with a 1TB sata drive & 8 cameras attached.
It was accidentally formatted & I need to recover some video footage.
I don't know what file format it is in?
I removed the drive & have tried to use NTFS & FAT recovery software on my Windows pc but no data shows up?
My Windows & Linux pc's can see the drive but I cant get any data/video form it.
Any ideas?

Unformat a CCTV 1TB sata hard disk

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