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08-10-2003
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| Copying a cd with scratches Hi, I have a couple of CDs that are badly scratched. I ripped the tracks to my hard disk and burned them onto brand new CD-R hoping it would resolve the problem. It didn't. The music jumps and distorts regularly as it does on the original CDs. When I ripped them with WMP 7.1, I noticed the ripping process slows right down on the "bad" tracks. Are the CDs damaged beyond repair? Thanks! |
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