StreamSalvage for Windows

Recovered your OBS crash recording in minutes

No command line. No upload. No sketchy software. Local-only MP4 repair for streamers and creators.

Local processing · your files never leave your PC · $29 to export

The moment nobody wants after a stream

OBS crashed and ruined your recording

You did the work, hit stop too late, and got an MP4 that refuses to open. StreamSalvage is built for that exact kind of interrupted file.

VLC didn't fix it

VLC can play through some damage, but it often cannot rebuild the missing MP4 metadata OBS never got to write.

Wondershare looked sketchy

You should not have to upload private footage or fight surprise installers just to see whether a recording can be saved.

How it works

Drop your corrupted .mp4 into StreamSalvage

Drag the broken recording in and StreamSalvage checks what can be recovered before you pay.

Record a 10-second reference clip in OBS

Use the same OBS settings, record a short clean clip, and StreamSalvage explains exactly how to use it.

Preview the repair free

See the result first, then pay $29 to export the full repaired file only when it works.

What makes it different

Other tools	StreamSalvage
Command line required	Drag and drop
File upload required	100% local
$70+	$29 one-time
Adware-style	Clean UI

FAQ

What if I don't have a reference file?

StreamSalvage tries FFmpeg stream recovery first (~40% success). For best results, open OBS, record 10 seconds, use that as your reference (~85% success).

Will this work on my file?

If OBS crashed before finishing the recording, yes — this is the exact scenario StreamSalvage is built for. If the file is physically damaged (bad hard drive sectors), results vary.

Is my video uploaded anywhere?

Never. StreamSalvage runs 100% on your machine. Your files never leave your PC.

What if it doesn't work?

We offer a full refund — no questions asked. Email support@streamsalvage.com.

Does this work for non-OBS recordings?

Yes — any MP4 that was interrupted during recording (screen recorders, cameras, phones) follows the same MOOV atom pattern.