31 Oct
2007
31 Oct
'07
10:47 p.m.
Wed, Oct 31, 2007 at 08:25:00AM -0800, James Petts wrote:
I
remember a very old SONY cd-rom reader capable of reading very
damaged cd! It was the SONY CDU-33A, it has his
own controller, so was not an IDE or SCSI drive. But it can be Those CD Doctor
"cleaners" (they actually do a minor
resurfacing of the disc) have rescued several discs
for me.
A great problem I had some time ago was a sort of oxydation of the
cd material; this seem to happen using very bad cd brands. i had
this horrible problems with "SEANTRAM" and "PRINCO" cd's; the
princo cd was literally unreadable after only 6 months of age!
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Is there
anybody on this list who knows a way of recovering flaky CDs?
Easiest first step is
try using different kinds of CD/CD-R/DVD-R drives.
I have found some 'unreadable' CDs could be read using a DVD drive.