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I just tried playing a burned cd made sveral years ago. It played alright a month back, but today nothing - no TOC or audio was found. I tried to play on several players, but no avail. Could the recording media have gone to hell already? Another cd of the same manufacture burned at the same time plays O.K. Now I'am really stumped!! |
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In rec.audio.pro, (mitch) wrote:
Help I just tried playing a burned cd made sveral years ago. It played alright a month back, but today nothing - no TOC or audio was found. I tried to play on several players, but no avail. Could the recording media have gone to hell already? Is there something different about the way you stored it or handled it? Left it under a bright light or in an area of high humidity? Even leaving a CD-R in a CDROM or CDRW drive might (ironically enough) heat it up a bit, depending on how big a fan the computer has, how much dust is in the vents, etc. There's lots of info at http://cdrfaq.org/ Another cd of the same manufacture burned at the same time plays O.K. Now I'am really stumped!! Get the program at this website: http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/ Load the disc into a CDROM and see if that program sees anything. |
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