MP4 Recovery Software | How to Recover Deleted MP4 Files

MP4 Recovery Software Free Download

You may lose your MP4 files due to accidental deletion, hard drive/SD card/USB flash drive formatting, device corruption, or OS crash. Whenever you need to recover deleted MP4 files, you can resort to one of the best MP4 recovery software - EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard. 

EaseUS file recovery software is developed with advanced data recovery algorithms that can recovers various video files under different circumstances, including MP4, MOV, AVI, M4V, WMV, MKV, FLV, SWF, MPG, etc.

How to Recover Deleted MP4 Files with Step-by-Step Guide

Now, download EaseUE MP4 recovery software to restore deleted MP4 files in a few clicks. The following steps also suitable for MP3 recovery.  

Note: To avoid possibly overwriting, be sure not to do any change to the same device which contains your lost MP4 files in case that new data might overwrite the lost data.

Step 1. Run EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard and select the location or device where you deleted videos. Click "Scan" to scan and find the missing videos.

Step 2. After the scan, choose "Videos" in the "Filter" drop-down menu. Go to "Deleted Files" or "Other Lost Files" to find the wanted videos. Double click on found videos and preview them on the popped up window.

Step 3. Select the video files that you want to restore. Click "Recover" to save these videos to another secure location on your PC or external storage device.

Watch the video tutorial for video recovery by using EaseUS video recovery tool. 

Download EaseUS Free MP4 Recovery Software 

Recovering lost files is very easy with EaseUS data recovery program that can undelete files, unformat recovery, and recover lost or deleted partitions. If you want to recover MP4 files for free, apply EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard Free Edition. EaseUS free data recovery software allows you to recover up to 2GB of MP4 files for free. 

 If your lost MP4 and MP3 files are more than 2GB, you need to upgrade to the Pro version to restore unlimited files and data.

How to Repair Corrupted MP4/MOV Videos with File Repair Tool

Except for lost or deleted video recovery, another high demand for video is how to fix corrupted videos. This part shows you how to repair corrupted MP4, MOV, or GIF files after recovering with EaseUS Windows 10 files repair tool. 

Step 1. Select a location

Choose the correct drive which contains the corrupted videos. It can be a removable disk or a local drive. Click "Scan".

Step 2. Scan for damaged and corrupt videos

This program will scan all over the selected drive and display all files(including lost and existing files). You can use "Filter" on the top right to quickly locate all the video files.

Step 3. Repair corrupted videos

Double-click on a file lets you preview the file quality. Finally, if there is no problem at all, click "Recover". You should choose a different location to save the recovered videos.

More FAQs About MP4 File Recovery Software

Here are a few hot questions related to MP4 file recovery. If you also have any of these problems, you can find the methods here.

How to recover deleted MP4 files on Android?

If you lose your MP4 videos from your Android phone due to careless deletion formatting, use an Android data recovery tool.

Step 1. Download and run EaseUS Android data recovery software.

Step 2. Connect your Android phone to your computer. 

Step 3. Start scan your Android phone to find the deleted MP4 files. 

Step 4. Preview and retrieve deleted files on Android phone.

Here is the full guide to recover deleted videos on Android with or without computer. 

What is the best video repair software?

We covers the top 13 best video repair software for Windows 10/8/7 on another article. You can go to read in depth and try out the recommended video repair tools to fix your broken videos. 

MP4 files overview

Here is some basic information about MP4. MPEG-4 is a patented collection of methods defining compression of audio and visual (AV) digital data. It was introduced in late 1998 and designated a standard for a group of audio and video coding formats and related technology agreed upon by the ISO/IEC Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG) (ISO/IEC JTC1/SC29/WG11) under the formal standard ISO/IEC 14496 - Coding of audio-visual objects.

Uses of MPEG-4 include compression of AV data for web (streaming media) and CD distribution, voice (telephone, videophone), and broadcast television applications. Mp3 is another kind of popular container format.