About a year ago (maybe a little more) I made some dvd's myself. I put some VHS cassettes on DVD, made some menu's with music and everything. It took me a lot of hours work...
Now, after a year I want to watch them again and I see neither my computer, nor the three dvd players I have here, want to play the dvd...
Now this is quite frustrating because it worked perfectly well and after a year already, it doesn't anymore. There simply isn't any reaction from the pc or dvd reader...
So does anyone know how to recover in extrema the contents written on this dvd? Is there some special program which repairs dvd's which don't work anymore?
Hopefully you didnt use crap media. I have seen some pay programs that claim to work but havent tried them. The only free one that I know about is isobuster.
If you used rubbish media when backing up the first time, which you did, then in the long run this doesn't do you ANY favours...
The data deteriates, and therefore, can't be read.
Try cleaning the laser on your DVD drives etc with a cotton bud and a little rubbing alcohol.
Aslo you say you are now using TDK media. Well, that is just as BAD. You want to use Sony, Verbatim or Taiyo Yuden medias!!
What Ripper was saying was that it doesnt matter what program you use if you are using crap media. First low burn speeds, good media, and no lables. After all of that and your are still having problems please post again.
