Data Recovery from CD/DVD

[Markus Bauer]

Hello,

I got a request for DR from a DVD or CD. I think was burned to fast so it don't read good or stable.

I don't own specialized equpment but I have a lot of old CD- and DVD-drives. I know could try them and see if one can read it.

AS I remember small scratches I can polish away with a CD repair kit.

Is there also some software which could help me?

Thanks for your tipps.

[LarrySabo]

This was just discussed in the Techibble forum.  Not sure you can see it if not registered.

[Alandata Recovery]

isobuster is one

I also have a cd that I have been trying to read with no luck.

They 1 and 0's are actually colored dyes that are changed with the laser during burning

they dont have physical pits

over time they degrade

the dyes fade or bleed.

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[compos mentis]

The dyes in cave paintings seem to last forever. :-)