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Let's Discuss CRC error

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Kniwor
Kniwor Original post #1
Feb 9, 2007 at 6:10 PM
Ok, basically there's been a lots of thread and discussions on this, and we all know what it is, I'd be better we discuss how each of us handle the error.

Suppose u are copying a Video DVD, and have a CRC error, this is the most unfortunate situation as you know that u can skip a little video and the rest of DVD is just fine, but windows wont allow that. What do u do in that case.

The most effective solution I've found so far is ISOBuster, but it's too damn slow if there are many errors, well u can play in the options to make the retries '0', use a custom setup and make it lot faster.

but still it remains slow.

How do each of you tackle the problem? Because sometime there is some Important "Home video" a party or picnic video with friends that just cant be replaced.
ilugd
ilugd #2
Feb 9, 2007 at 7:31 PM
sometimes, using the commandline copy command works.
47shailesh
Feb 9, 2007 at 7:47 PM
I use nero and create image for such CD od or DVD...

after image is created u can use that cd without any hassle
V
vinyas #4
Feb 9, 2007 at 7:52 PM
Make a Image Alcohol 120% Image with a "Bad Disc Profile"... it does Sector scanning ... skips the Bad sectors
s18000rpm
Feb 9, 2007 at 10:34 PM
i encountered CRC Error witha game disk:x

i've tried "Ultra ISO" for doing this to recover my GTA San Andreas (original) files, but it took 9 HOURS:shock: for completing the process, & when i used Daemon Tools, Alcohol, Nero... to mount them, they gave same error, that its a corrupt image...

my method which worked Flawlessly:D - what i used -> a Vaccum Cleaner, Cotton Ear Buds.

First cleaned the Lens with the ear buds, then used the Blower of Vaccum Cleaner to blow out the Dust (did this two times) & also washed the DVD with Shampoo:D, guess what that DVD still work:D:D:D
47shailesh
Feb 9, 2007 at 10:38 PM
huh...
so we come up wid two methods

1. when ur cd contains bad sector then try making image

2. when ur lens is cover with dust then use that @s18000rpm said.

ne one to add ;)
J
jay_jay #7
Feb 9, 2007 at 11:35 PM
1.play ur video in a standalone dvd player and try to capture it.it is the best method.

2.try "unstop copier" ,atleast u will get the good portions.

just try-sometimes may be worser
1.alcohol 120%
2.virtual cd-change itz copying settings-errs r not such big prblm in video as in programs or datas
Kniwor
Kniwor #8
Feb 10, 2007 at 1:41 AM
yeah, I've been using alcohol for faster results, with skip error option.

@jay_jay
link to unstop copier please, that works with CD's/DVD's

Note: You guys can "Vaseline" I have earlier used Vaseline or cold cream that has worked.
A
abhipal #9
Feb 10, 2007 at 4:12 AM
Kniwor said:
yeah, I've been using alcohol for faster results, with skip error option.

@jay_jay
link to unstop copier please, that works with CD's/DVD's

Note: You guys can "Vaseline" I have earlier used Vaseline or cold cream that has worked.


Can use Vaseline. Read this
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showpost.php?p=409928&postcount=1
samrulez
samrulez #10
Feb 15, 2007 at 1:32 PM
One more thing I've tried guys is that..

Clean the disc with some "Vaseline" i.e Petroleum jelly ..then create a image from some software like Alcohol, Nero and make sure u "skip read errors".. ;)