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Recover data from DVD with read errors [SOLVED]

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Re: Recover data from DVD with read errors

Postby jai » Sat Aug 29, 2009 5:23 pm

DarkChild wrote:Hello jai.

Heres an alternative addition to what the guys suggested. My suggest is a Windows Base program that is know to work in some of the worst case of "scratched CD's/DVD's or defective Disc.

Unstoppable Copier 4.2:

This program is great for recovering files from scratched CD's or defective floppy/hard disks. Normally when your computer is unable to copy a file from a damaged disk it will abort and delete the portition of the file it has copied. This program however will continue to copy the file right to the end. Any data that is not recoverable after many retries is replaced with blanks. This will allow you to truely recover every byte of information that is available for recovery. The program allows you to specify a single file, a group using wildcards (* and ?) or if you wish, select a starting folder and the program will copy all data from it and any sub folders it may contain. This program doesnt just need to be used for copying files form defective disks, it can be used to transfer any files!



http://majorgeeks.com/Unstoppable_Copier_d2623.html



Thanks Darkchild,
How I could have forgotten this little gem !!!
Thanks bro' <BREW>
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Re: Recover data from DVD with read errors

Postby DarkChild » Sat Aug 29, 2009 5:40 pm

Thanks & no problem brother. I've never had a reason to recover/rescue data etc in Linux!!
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Re: Recover data from DVD with read errors

Postby Moebius » Sat Aug 29, 2009 11:08 pm

Hi Jai,
Here's a possible solution for you - If your read errors are due to scratches or blemishes, try polishing the disc with toothpaste (paste not gel) or Braso (metal polish) etc.. Clean from the central rim outwards toward the edge. Has worked wonders for me in the past. ;)

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Re: Recover data from DVD with read errors

Postby jai » Sun Aug 30, 2009 12:24 am

Moebius wrote:Hi Jai,
Here's a possible solution for you - If your read errors are due to scratches or blemishes, try polishing the disc with toothpaste (paste not gel) or Braso (metal polish) etc.. Clean from the central rim outwards toward the edge. Has worked wonders for me in the past. ;)

Cheers.


WOW...never heard this before. Now this is what I call "out of the box thinking". I will soon give it a try bro'. Infact problem is due to scratches only :roll:
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Re: Recover data from DVD with read errors

Postby Moebius » Sun Aug 30, 2009 12:31 am

Make sure you use a soft cloth, and clean from inside - out, not circular! Once done, rinse off with water, dry, then immediately try to copy the contents. ;)

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Re: Recover data from DVD with read errors

Postby jai » Sun Aug 30, 2009 12:32 am

Hooray... <BREW> <BREW> <BREW>
Finally made it. :lol:
I just recovered nearly complete data(94.6%) from my DVD through DVDisaster with some tweakings. :ugeek:

I am very much thankful to everyone who helped :D
Thank u guys !!!

P.S. I was thinking that should I post the settings that I used here as it may come handy for someone else in future. Even beter some more good settings could also be collabrated. What u say guys... <BREW>
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Re: Recover data from DVD with read errors

Postby Moebius » Sun Aug 30, 2009 12:40 am

jai wrote:Hooray... <BREW> <BREW> <BREW>
Finally made it. :lol:
I just recovered nearly complete data(94.6%) from my DVD through DVDisaster with some tweakings. :ugeek:

I am very much thankful to everyone who helped :D
Thank u guys !!!

P.S. I was thinking that should I post the settings that I used here as it may come handy for someone else in future. Even beter some more good settings could also be collabrated. What u say guys... <BREW>


Sounds like the beginning of a great 'How To' to me. ;)
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