Subject: | Re: Reading defective CDs |
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From: | Dan Dugan <> |
Date: | Fri, 10 Mar 2006 09:42:31 -0800 |
>Can anyone recommend software - preferably free - for recovering files from >defective CDs? My computer was stolen last year. I had most of the stuff >backed up but am now trying to recover a few cuts from analogue tapes which >I digitalized and saved as WAV files on CD. In some cases Windows or Cool >Edit 2000 reads most of the file but then stops and I lose even what it has >already read. Maybe try a different reader? They vary in their ability to read CDRs. Data Rescue is good, but it wouldn't help if the medium isn't being read. -Dan Dugan ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ |
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