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CD reading question
- Thread starter Wabbit
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Well, obviously if you have dropped it into a fire or smeared it in jam then it won't be able to help lol
I was on a forum that was talking about music. Some people was saying that they had CD's that they just could not read anymore because they were old or damaged in some way. Somebody posted and said you CAN read them with "whatever" program. Some other people posted saying, yeah it's true and it's a great program.
At the time I paid no attention. Silly me
But now I have some CD's that I can't read with this CD drive and I want to find the name of the program!
Regards
Sillywabbit
I was on a forum that was talking about music. Some people was saying that they had CD's that they just could not read anymore because they were old or damaged in some way. Somebody posted and said you CAN read them with "whatever" program. Some other people posted saying, yeah it's true and it's a great program.
At the time I paid no attention. Silly me
But now I have some CD's that I can't read with this CD drive and I want to find the name of the program!Regards
Sillywabbit
fluffy bunny
Member
Not sure about the program, but as martin said it's about the type of damage. I don't think a broken into bitty pieces cd's going to be helped by some programs
If you mean cds which have become unreadable by dirt or scratches, there are kits out there that scrape part of the outermost layer of plastic away from the cd, thus making them readable
If you mean cds which have become unreadable by dirt or scratches, there are kits out there that scrape part of the outermost layer of plastic away from the cd, thus making them readable