Hi All,
Are there solutions ( programs) to fix a damaged dvd?
Ill tried toothpaste and some more liquids, no results
So any clue's?
Thanks sofar
JW
Read / Copy a damaged DVD
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Re: Read / Copy a damaged DVD
I don't think there are solutions. Sorry
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Re: Read / Copy a damaged DVD
Request a reseed works best 
I used Any Reader, and have never been satisfied 100% with results I got. However copy was done completely, I was still having some bad-pixels while playing.
If some sectors are physically damaged it won't repair them. It only leaves a correct length of file so you can, at least, be able to play it.
I used Any Reader, and have never been satisfied 100% with results I got. However copy was done completely, I was still having some bad-pixels while playing.
If some sectors are physically damaged it won't repair them. It only leaves a correct length of file so you can, at least, be able to play it.
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Re: Read / Copy a damaged DVD
is there a any reader versons with crack or key, so no trial versionKrzych wrote: Request a reseed works best
I used Any Reader, and have never been satisfied 100% with results I got. However copy was done completely, I was still having some bad-pixels while playing.
If some sectors are physically damaged it won't repair them. It only leaves a correct length of file so you can, at least, be able to play it.
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Krzych
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Re: Read / Copy a damaged DVD
pm;]unforgiven wrote:is there a any reader versons with crack or key, so no trial versionKrzych wrote: Request a reseed works best
I used Any Reader, and have never been satisfied 100% with results I got. However copy was done completely, I was still having some bad-pixels while playing.
If some sectors are physically damaged it won't repair them. It only leaves a correct length of file so you can, at least, be able to play it.
Wanna trade? Check my list:
www.metlivevideos.com
Want audio upgrades or authoring ? Shoot me a message!
www.metlivevideos.com
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Re: Read / Copy a damaged DVD
ThanksKrzych wrote:pm;]unforgiven wrote:is there a any reader versons with crack or key, so no trial versionKrzych wrote: Request a reseed works best
I used Any Reader, and have never been satisfied 100% with results I got. However copy was done completely, I was still having some bad-pixels while playing.
If some sectors are physically damaged it won't repair them. It only leaves a correct length of file so you can, at least, be able to play it.
