Looking for tool to recover data from damaged DVDs

Scott van Looy scott at ethosuk.org.uk
Wed Nov 29 12:03:25 UTC 2006


Today Tim did spake thusly:

> On Tue, 2006-11-28 at 20:21 +0000, Paul Smith wrote:
>> My DVDs do not look damaged or scratched, but I am always getting I/O
>> errors. Is there some way of circumventing those I/O errors?
>
> Different brand of discs.  Burn at a slower speed.  Minimise what else
> the PC is working on while burning a disc...

I found that on my mobo (K8N-DL) I had to disable DMA access to the drive 
for it to work error free...

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