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How to copy a bad disk??

 
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Psych1
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PostPosted: Mon Mar 10, 2008 6:42 pm    Post subject: How to copy a bad disk?? Reply with quote

I've got a great, old, not replaceable, disk that has a lot of scratches. I can play it on my DVD players and computer by jumping over the bad spots. But I keep getting error messages when I try to copy it or rip it.

I've tried to use the "ignore" function but the program seems to freeze when I do that.

I remember reading here, maybe somewhere else, about a method that really does ignore the bad parts of a disk and let you make a playable copy.

Any help is appreciated.
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PostPosted: Tue Mar 11, 2008 4:40 am    Post subject: Re: How to copy a bad disk?? Reply with quote

Psych1 wrote:
I've got a great, old, not replaceable, disk that has a lot of scratches. I can play it on my DVD players and computer by jumping over the bad spots. But I keep getting error messages when I try to copy it or rip it.

I've tried to use the "ignore" function but the program seems to freeze when I do that.

I remember reading here, maybe somewhere else, about a method that really does ignore the bad parts of a disk and let you make a playable copy.

Any help is appreciated.


your best bet is take it too a movie rental store and have then resurface the dvd they charge a couple of buck to do it.
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PostPosted: Wed Mar 12, 2008 4:50 pm    Post subject: Re: How to copy a bad disk?? Reply with quote

your best bet is take it too a movie rental store and have then resurface the dvd they charge a couple of buck to do it.[/quote]

Thanks Dinkie, I just found out my local library does that. Apparently they have a big problem with scratched disks too.

I didn't know there was a process for that - other than the old toothpaste trick which never worked for me.
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PostPosted: Thu Mar 13, 2008 6:23 am    Post subject: Re: How to copy a bad disk?? Reply with quote

Psych1 wrote:
your best bet is take it too a movie rental store and have then resurface the dvd they charge a couple of buck to do it.


Thanks Dinkie, I just found out my local library does that. Apparently they have a big problem with scratched disks too.

I didn't know there was a process for that - other than the old toothpaste trick which never worked for me.[/quote]

great stay away from the tooth paste trick LOL they make resurfacing kits for around thirty bucks memorex brand and they work quite nice you can find them online or at local walmarts and bestbuy ect. Wink
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