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Rod, you are a moron!!!


"Rod Speed" <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> kittykat <kittykat@nothere.com> wrote in message
> news:3C314F19.10BC57F4@nothere.com...
> > Rod Speed wrote
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> >> 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.
>
> > Try ripping each individual song to HDD first
> > (Try EAC or CDDAE - both available on web)
>
> I actually meant a tool that would list the errors, rather than how
> to get whats possible from the CD, didnt say that very clearly.
>
> > You may have to skip the damaged song, track 9.
>
> It appears to have affected about half the tracks, like I said early
> on. I was basically looking for a tool that would give me a clear
> display of errors per track so I could see how many of the bad
> tracks the owner of the CD cared about recovering.
>
> > By the way do you recall what you called me about a year
> > ago when I posted regarding felt pens damaging CD's ?
>
> Just your fantasy/lying. I just commented on your peurile antics
> about working out which was the writeable side of the blank.
>
> As far as the use of felt tipped pens are concerned, I JUST
> said that you dont see reports of the Sanford Sharpies producing
> that result, NOT felt pens in general. And you yourself said
> that you hadnt seen any problem when using a sharpie.
>
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> > Anyway thats history, so try those tools, and try using a specialty
> > CD pen (eg Stadler) even though you find the tips too thick.
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> It wasnt one I wrote on, it clearly aint, its obscenely
> thick, much worse than the Staedler or TDK.
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