MaxDataGenius

I recently tried out this software and was blown away by how versatile it is in terms of media support. Not only does it handle flash media like USB thumb disks and SD cards with ease, but it also seamlessly works with digital cameras, media players, phones, and more. Of course, these devices need to appear as volumes or disks on your computer in order for the software to recognize them.

But it doesn't stop there. This software also supports optical media like CDs and DVDs, as well as hard drives (including SSDs). And for those running RAID setups, it can handle RAID0, RAID5, and combinations like RAID50 and JBOD, as long as they appear as physical or logical disks on the computer.

One feature that impressed me in particular is the RAID reconstruction capability, which can recover data from broken RAID disks. This can be a lifesaver for anyone dealing with a catastrophic data loss on their RAID system.

But what really sets this software apart is its support for a wide variety of file systems. It can handle FAT12/16/32, exFAT, NTFS, CDFS/ISO9660, HFS+, ext2/3/4, ReiserFS, JFS, RAW (for files without any file system), VMDK, ReFS (used on Win2012 server and Win8), and UFS/XFS/ZFS (mainly used on Unix and Linux systems).

Overall, I highly recommend this software for anyone seeking a powerful and versatile tool for data recovery and media support.