DVD age corrosion

[PAD-dataservice]

We sometimes get aged DVDs, that are more or less unreadable most likely due to corrosion on the reflecting film – normally clients don’t want to pay for us to take it much further – and sometimes our hacked DVD reader, where we can adjust the laser a bit does the trick. But once in a while there’s a case where it would be nice to have more opportunities

So do any one know of procedures / tools that can help with these cases?

 

 

mvh

Michael Rützou

 

 

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[PCLAB]

Have you tried to read also with IsoBuster?

[Rich Peacock]

My lab did tests with the Disc-Go-Devil. We saved files to a CD/DVD and scratched the heck out of each disc with a screwdriver. We ran the CD/DVD through the Disc-Go-Devil and were able to recover the files. 

Don't know if that would help your situation. 

Discgotech.com

Rich Peacock

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[Tim Homer - Desert Data Recovery]

We use a similar product.

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