Recover Lumix S5ii Footage
Budget / Salary$10–30
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I’m facing a single-file disaster with my Lumix S5 II: the camera’s in-body rescue routine only spat out a 23 GB *.mdt file instead of the original 4 K 50 p H.264/AAC *.mp4. The card itself is perfectly readable on my computer, yet every player and editor refuses to open this MDT container.
Here’s what I did so far: I ran Panasonic’s own Lumix Recovery App—no luck, the file stays mute and black—so the data should still be intact but needs deeper parsing.
What I must end up with is a fully playable clip that keeps both picture and sound at their recorded quality; I can’t sacrifice audio to salvage video or vice versa. Whether you work with FFmpeg, Treasured, Grau, binary editors, or any proprietary hex-level wizardry is up to you, as long as the outcome is:
• one clean 4 K 50 p H.264 file (MP4/MOV)
• original AAC stereo track perfectly in sync
If partial frames must be trimmed, please note the exact timecode removed so I can align it in post. Let me know your confidence level, turnaround time, and any small test segment you might need me to upload before committing to the full 23 GB.
Here’s what I did so far: I ran Panasonic’s own Lumix Recovery App—no luck, the file stays mute and black—so the data should still be intact but needs deeper parsing.
What I must end up with is a fully playable clip that keeps both picture and sound at their recorded quality; I can’t sacrifice audio to salvage video or vice versa. Whether you work with FFmpeg, Treasured, Grau, binary editors, or any proprietary hex-level wizardry is up to you, as long as the outcome is:
• one clean 4 K 50 p H.264 file (MP4/MOV)
• original AAC stereo track perfectly in sync
If partial frames must be trimmed, please note the exact timecode removed so I can align it in post. Let me know your confidence level, turnaround time, and any small test segment you might need me to upload before committing to the full 23 GB.
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