Copy camera cards to your drives, verified.
€29.99one-time · 14-day trial · includes quartz
details →ldhmr / desktop apps
Copy camera cards and prove every copy, make awkward video behave in your editor, and see what is really inside a media file. For Windows, macOS and Linux; your files stay on your computer.
01 / premise
Footage is the one part of a project you can’t make again. Cards get formatted, drives fail, and an editor quietly misreads a phone clip until the cut drifts.
So these apps check their own work, say plainly what they don’t know, and keep every file on your own machine.
02 / desktop apps
Windows, macOS and Linux. Buy once, use on three computers, keep every file on your own machine. pricing · free trials
Copy camera cards to your drives, verified.
€29.99one-time · 14-day trial · includes quartz
details →Make footage behave in your editor.
€34.99one-time · 14-day trial · includes quartz
details →Understand what is inside a media file.
€8.99one-time · 7-day trial
details →Basalt, Slate and Quartz on one license.
€54one-time · €64.98 separately
pricing →03 / defaults
Originals are never changed. Copies, conversions and reports are new files, so the source is always there to go back to.
A tool should explain its state, its assumptions and what it does not know.
No account, no analytics, no uploads. Your footage and reports stay on your own drives.
04 / ldhmr
ldhmr is the name Luis Lindhammer makes software under. Every app here is built, tested and supported by the same person, so a mail to support reaches whoever wrote the code.
Music, video essays and the rest of the work live on ldhmr.com.