Document Export from WSS_Content 2013

I have a WSS_Content database that I was able to recover from a crashed 2013 SharePoint server. I would like to export all of the documents so that they can be added back into a new server. After trying many of the examples online, I stumbled
on the shredded storage changes for 2013. I would like to know if there is a way for me to export the documents through code as I was able to do in the past?
I am not sure how to determine which records in the DocStreams table need to be used and how I should put the stream back together from the pieces. Are there header bytes on each stream? Is there a document defining the structure? Is there
a stored proc or udf that I could leverage to put the stream back together?
Thanks,
Randy

I tried to recover through Central Admin and I am getting this error during export. Is there a way to skip the files that error?
Error: Exception of type 'Cobalt.ErrorException' was thrown.
*** Inner exception:
Exception of type 'Cobalt.ErrorException' was thrown.
[3/13/2014 10:41:04 PM] [File] [#########.###]   Debug:    at Cobalt.Roundtrip.ThrowIfAnyError()
   at Cobalt.DataElementGraphOnEndpoint.OnCacheDataElements(CollectionAtom`1 dataElementIds)
   at Cobalt.DataElementGraph.GetDataElement(DataElementId dataElementId, Boolean nullIfNotFound, Boolean excludedDataOk)
   at Cobalt.DataElementGraph.DataElementNode.EnsureDataElementFullyPopulated()
   at Cobalt.ObjectLoadStateInternal.TryGetDataForPartition(PartitionId partitionId, Atom& data)
   at Cobalt.ObjectLoadStateInternal.GetDataForPartition(PartitionId partitionId)
   at Cobalt.BinaryObjectNode.get_DataForRead()
   at Cobalt.GenericFdaGraph.IntermediateNode.FindDataInternal(Range absoluteRangeToFind, UInt64 absoluteOffsetOfThis, Boolean regenerateNodeSignatures, LeafDataNode& leafDataNode, Range& leafNodeAbsoluteRange)
   at Cobalt.GenericFdaGraph.IntermediateNode.FindDataInternal(Range absoluteRangeToFind, UInt64 absoluteOffsetOfThis, Boolean regenerateNodeSignatures, LeafDataNode& leafDataNode, Range& leafNodeAbsoluteRange)
   at Cobalt.GenericFdaStream.OnReadFromBackingStore(Range rangeToRead, Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset)
   at Cobalt.SmartSizingBytesBase.Read(Range rangeToRead, Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset)
   at Cobalt.OnDemandBytes.Read(Range rangeToRead, Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset)
   at Cobalt.Bytes.Read(Int64 sourcePosition, Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset, Int32 count)
   at Cobalt.Bytes.ReadIfPossible(Int64 sourcePosition, Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset, Int32 count)
   at Microsoft.SharePoint.LockBytesFromBytes.ReadAt(Int64 offset, Byte* pv, UInt32 cb, UInt32& pcbRead)
   at Microsoft.SharePoint.CobaltStream.ReadAt(Int64 offset, Byte* pv, UInt32 cb, UInt32& pcbRead)
[3/13/2014 10:41:04 PM] FatalError: Exception of type 'Cobalt.ErrorException' was thrown.
*** Inner exception:
Exception of type 'Cobalt.ErrorException' was thrown.
[3/13/2014 10:41:04 PM] Debug:    at Cobalt.Roundtrip.ThrowIfAnyError()
   at Cobalt.DataElementGraphOnEndpoint.OnCacheDataElements(CollectionAtom`1 dataElementIds)
   at Cobalt.DataElementGraph.GetDataElement(DataElementId dataElementId, Boolean nullIfNotFound, Boolean excludedDataOk)
   at Cobalt.DataElementGraph.DataElementNode.EnsureDataElementFullyPopulated()
   at Cobalt.ObjectLoadStateInternal.TryGetDataForPartition(PartitionId partitionId, Atom& data)
   at Cobalt.ObjectLoadStateInternal.GetDataForPartition(PartitionId partitionId)
   at Cobalt.BinaryObjectNode.get_DataForRead()
   at Cobalt.GenericFdaGraph.IntermediateNode.FindDataInternal(Range absoluteRangeToFind, UInt64 absoluteOffsetOfThis, Boolean regenerateNodeSignatures, LeafDataNode& leafDataNode, Range& leafNodeAbsoluteRange)
   at Cobalt.GenericFdaGraph.IntermediateNode.FindDataInternal(Range absoluteRangeToFind, UInt64 absoluteOffsetOfThis, Boolean regenerateNodeSignatures, LeafDataNode& leafDataNode, Range& leafNodeAbsoluteRange)
   at Cobalt.GenericFdaStream.OnReadFromBackingStore(Range rangeToRead, Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset)
   at Cobalt.SmartSizingBytesBase.Read(Range rangeToRead, Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset)
   at Cobalt.OnDemandBytes.Read(Range rangeToRead, Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset)
   at Cobalt.Bytes.Read(Int64 sourcePosition, Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset, Int32 count)
   at Cobalt.Bytes.ReadIfPossible(Int64 sourcePosition, Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset, Int32 count)
   at Microsoft.SharePoint.LockBytesFromBytes.ReadAt(Int64 offset, Byte* pv, UInt32 cb, UInt32& pcbRead)
   at Microsoft.SharePoint.CobaltStream.ReadAt(Int64 offset, Byte* pv, UInt32 cb, UInt32& pcbRead)
[3/13/2014 10:41:04 PM] Progress: Export did not complete.

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