[Wolves] scratched dvd and multiple searchs

[Bobby Singh]

Hello,

The scratch is say a chourd joining from 0 degress to
90 degress.  In the smaller segment you have few other
small scratchs.
But the wierd thing about the big scratch i that it
has no texture.  Normally you can feel the scratch. 
And when you play the dvd the computer things its not
there.
So what, i should rub some toothpaste on it.  Is this
tried and testing?  I and on the case.

Cheers

Bobby
--- roundyz <roundyz at hotpop.com> wrote:

> On Monday 22 Aug 2005 12:25, Bobby Singh wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > Although my first point may not be directly
> related to
> > linux. You may come across it.  I have a dvd with
> > films.  Basically it is scratched and can't even
> be
> > read in operating systems.  I can't take the disk
> > image off it has its so nakeredd that it comes up
> as
> > blank.  In ubuntu  linux you don't need to mount
> or
> > unmount just eject the drive.  It sees it has
> nothing.
> > So how  can i get through this, can i get this
> 'skip
> > doctor' or is there some service out there that
> can
> > sort this out.  What if i polished it with brilo
> pad
> > (just joking).
> don't joke toothpaste is a mild abrasive. is the
> scratch accross the disc or 
> is it from the inside going out?
> 
> >
> > Ok whats there program that does kmldonkey, kazza
> and
> > limewire etc all at once.  Where is that and whats
> its
> > called.
> 
> I forgot but i know the one youare on about, it has
> a web interface.
> 
> 
> -- 
> Thanks, 
> Matt 
> (roundyz)
> 
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