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JPEG and TIFF capture dates and locations can be repaired on Windows when reliable metadata exists. Other discovered formats, including videos, are copied without metadata changes. Check the repair report for the outcome of each source file.

Keep all ZIP parts from the same export together. Choose ZIP files in the app and select every part in the file picker. Alternatively, choose the parent folder of an already extracted export. Keep the JSON sidecars with the media; they may hold the dates and locations needed for repairs.

Repairs are written to a separate copy so your original export remains untouched. Choose a new empty folder outside your source. Allow enough free space for another copy of the selected media plus temporary files; the app checks available space before starting.

Check that every ZIP part has finished downloading, that your source drive is connected, and that you can read the selected files. Keep the originals intact. Note the error code before trying the scan again. For help, email support with the app version and error code.

No. Media processing runs locally on your computer.

No. The source is treated as read-only and repaired files go to a separate destination.

Yes. The full scan is free, and free mode repairs up to 250 selected media items.

It receives an explicit warning or error outcome in the report; it is never silently discarded.

Use your Polar order confirmation to return to your purchase details. In the app, choose Activate license and paste the key. If you already activated it, open Full library and choose Refresh license status to see the latest result. You can deactivate this device there while online.