dear madam, sir

what can I do with damaged VCDs? Can it to be recycling into valueable product?

notes: there are about 300 damaged VCDs in my store.

thank you

best regards Dede

-- Dede Hilman (goku12@ausi.com), September 18, 2000

Answers

A way to repair damaged program cd's is to rip off the image from the cd and rewrite back to another. This should leave you with an undamaged cd as good as the original. I don't see why this won't work for a vcd as well. You'll need a program called CDRWIN 3.8 though.

Tygrus

-- Tygrus (tygrus2000@hotmail.com), September 18, 2000.

how about just copying the large *.dat file (about 500-700MB) under the mpegav subdirectory on the vcd to your harddrive, renaming it with an ".mpg" extension and reburning a new vcd with it?

this has worked for me with several vcd originals i own.

-hitechjunkie

-- hitechjunkie (jconde@tidalwave.net), September 19, 2000.