| Subject: | 1. Re: Hi-MD disc failure (was Olympus LS-10 reviews |
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| From: | "Roy Beckham" royefinch |
| Date: | Fri Jul 4, 2008 7:42 pm ((PDT)) |
> I saw your post about the same disc problem made in 2006. > Unfortunately, there are no new Hi-MD file "recovery" developments > since then I'm aware of. Same disc. I still have hope that the data will some day be retrievable. Alas, I think that there will be no further developments in the MD category= . > > Did you try to upload > the files to your computer by simply connecting it via a USB cable > and then try to drag-copy files from the mounted disc to your > computer's hard drive or elsewhere? No, when using the MZ-M10 on a Mac you have to use the Hi-MD WAV importer application to access and copy the files from the disc to the computer. Same procedure as I used for other discs from the trip. Thanks for thoughts on recovery. -Roy |
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