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Article #21Re: Tools for dubious audio CDs
From: Rod Speed
Date: Tue, 01 Jan 2002 03:36
Date: Tue, 01 Jan 2002 03:36
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Jock <the-nospam-bloke@bigpond.net.au> wrote in message news:sS8Y7.24588$wD1.142837@news-server.bigpond.net.au... > Sounds like you got a coaster there Rod! Its not actually mine, I was attempting to copy it for a computer illiterate neighbour. > Try & get a reburnt copy, Not feasible unfortunately. From the label it appears to be someone's compilation. I'm basically after a tool that can say something rather more specific about defects per track etc. CDR Diagnostic appears to be the best on a superficial look. I was really just asking if there is anything better around. > no felt tips & see if it's equally affected. > Rod Speed <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote > : What are people using for looking at dubious burnt audio CDs ? > : > : I've got one that has clearly been burnt on a TDK CD-R Audio blank > : which is fine with the earlier tracks, but wont even play with most of > : the last half of the tracks, even just with mediaplayer with the CDR > : in the burner. Cant copy it with EZCD, endlessly rereads track 9 in > : the very early copy phase where its scanning the tracks. > : > : Looks very likely the felt tipped pen used to label the CDR has corrupted > : the label, you can see a vague image of one large letter of the label when > : you look in the non label side. While that doesnt occupy half the radial > : distance, and its only a very small part of the outer circumference, likely > : there is more affected than you can see by eye and thats the problem.
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