Plan Minecraft server memory, configure Discord bot permissions, or find help for damaged videos. Pick a tool and get started.
Estimate a starting memory range for your Java or Bedrock server, with a clear breakdown of the settings that affect it.
A Windows application that helps repair damaged or unplayable video files, including videos that fail to open after exporting.
Select bot permissions, decode an existing permission value, and build a Discord server invite link.
Create date tags and countdowns that display in each reader's timezone. Preview nine styles or decode an existing value.
Choose Gateway intents, decode an existing value, and generate JavaScript or Python client setup code.
Each tool has its own page with instructions, supported use cases, and practical limitations.
Use the Minecraft server RAM calculator to compare player counts, software, and world settings. Java and Bedrock use different memory models. The result is a starting estimate; verify it with your actual world and peak activity.
Visit VideoRevive for the Windows download and an overview of the app. Keep your original file when attempting repairs. Recovery depends on the type and extent of the damage.
Need a walkthrough? Read the Minecraft RAM guide or browse the Volyx blog.
The Minecraft RAM calculator is free to use in your browser. VideoRevive is available as a free Windows download from its tool page.
The RAM calculator works in your browser with JavaScript enabled. VideoRevive is a desktop application and requires installation on Windows.
Yes. It includes the official Bedrock Dedicated Server alongside the supported Java server profiles. See the calculator page for the model and its limitations.
