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Keyframe Repair Tool

Resolve Misplaced Photo Series Caused by Unreadable Camera Cards (previously Known As the Fix Mis-Scan Tool)

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In this guide, we’ll walk through how to use Snapizzi’s Keyframe Repair tool to fix unreadable keyframes and correctly place their associated photos.

In our example, two consecutive subject keyframe images couldn’t be read. As a result, all following photos were mistakenly added to the gallery of the last successfully scanned subject. Because the keyframes were unreadable, Snapizzi presumed the images belonged to that previous subject.

Here’s how to fix it:

Step #1: Click on the "Keyframe Repair" button.
Step #2: Select the first Mis-Scanned keyframe photo.
Step #3: Click "Next".
Step #4: Use the search box to find the correct subject’s gallery. Look closely at the code photo — any visible information (like a partial code or name) can help. Snapizzi’s search feature allows you to filter subject by code, name, or any other data from your CSV file.
Step #5: Once the results are narrowed down, hover over the code to preview the subject’s information. When you find the correct match, tick the box to select the code.
Step #6: Click on "Next".

If there are no additional keyframes to fix, simply click "Repair" to complete the process.

In this example, we have two Mis-Scans. I’ll go ahead and select the second keyframe here. This shows how Snapizzi can handle multiple keyframe repairs within the same gallery — all in one go.

Step #7: Click on "Select Another Keyframe"
Step #8: Select the next Mis-Scanned keyframe and repeat the prior steps. Then click "Next".
Step #9: You’ll now see the keyframes selected for repair listed on the screen. When you’re ready, click the "Repair" button to complete the process. Snapizzi will then move the Mis-Scanned photos into their correct galleries automatically.
Step #10: You can view a log of all repaired keyframes in the Diagnose & Remedy section. This log includes both the original (source) and corrected (destination) codes, making it easy to keep track of any changes. To access it, simply click on the "Diagnose & Remedy" view.
Step #11: Click on "Repaired Keyframes" to view the logs.

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