| Subject: | Hi-MD failure |
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| From: | "scottsherk27" scottsherk27 |
| Date: | Sat May 10, 2008 8:42 am ((PDT)) |
I was rapidly renaming files in SonicStage before transferring them when I apparently corrupted my Hi-MD disk. It now reads "Cannot record or play". A search of the archives suggests that there is no method or trick for recovery of Hi-MD disks. Anyone have any experience with this? The disk was fine, I listened to the files before transferring. Thanks. Scott |
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