A video file comprises various structural elements, including the file header, data, frames, audio sections, etc. These components contain the media format, codecs, indexes, and metadata needed for video playback. If any of these components become damaged or missing, your video may fail to open, generate errors, become unreadable, or play improperly.
Common causes of video corruption include:
- Abrupt power cuts or improper PC shutdowns while saving or editing videos
- Unexpectedly removing storage devices (like memory cards or USB drives) during file transfers
- Turning off the camera unexpectedly while viewing or recording
- Video editing or playback errors
- Virus or Malware attacks.
- Using incorrect or unsupported file extensions
- Bad sectors or physical damage to storage devices
- Exposure to heat, moisture, or water
- Recording videos when the camera battery is low
- Operating system crashes
- Improperly inserting or removing the memory card from the computer
Understanding these causes can help you take steps to protect your video files from damage. Moreover, you can trust Stellar Repair for Video to repair your corrupt and damaged video files.
