• Fixed handling of backup file paddings
  • This caused an issue where backups could be detected as corrupted by iTunes after deleting a certain number of files.

If you have a backup that got corrupted after deleting files using a previous version, this is how you can fix it:

1. Download the newest version.
2. (recommended) Run the jar file using java -jar itunes-backup-explorer-1.6.jar in the command line to be able to see debug output.
   • You should see a warning message there after unlocking your backup.
3. Perform any change to the backup
   • Either extract a file and replace it with itself, or
   • Delete a file you know you don't need anymore (e.g. a photo in CameraRollDomain)
4. Try to restore the backup using iTunes again.
   • If iTunes still reports the backup as corrupted, please open an issue where you include the debug output and describe what changes you made to the backup.