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Unable to extract all files off of a CD

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Tom - 02 Oct 2005 00:31 GMT
I get this message when attempting to extract files off of a CD:
Media status notification drive e:/: Read failure while accessing the media.
Here's the scenario:
Files are from a Sony Mavica MVC-CD300 (3Mpxl) camera and I'm unable to read
the 3" mini-CD [CD-R] on my laptop (Dell Latitude D600 with a writable CD/DVD
drive) and I also get the same error message via the USB 2 interface from the
camera to the laptop.  I can see ONE file on the CD. but I can't see/access
the other files/pictures.
Is there a simple utility or way without using DriveSavers to extract some
family pictures off of a CD?
Bob Harris - 02 Oct 2005 16:22 GMT
Try ISOBUSTER.  It can read optical media with its own routines, thereby
avoiding the limitations of windows.  It is both free and shareware.  Most
read/recovery features are free.

http://www.smart-projects.net/isobuster/

Note that it pays to read the HELP, since ISOBUSER can read a CD several
ways, and some, but not all, may yield good results.

>I get this message when attempting to extract files off of a CD:
> Media status notification drive e:/: Read failure while accessing the
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> Is there a simple utility or way without using DriveSavers to extract some
> family pictures off of a CD?
Tom - 03 Oct 2005 02:40 GMT
Hi Bob,
Your recommendation of the ISOBuster software is greatly appreciated.  
That's a SUPER, GREAT and FANTASTIC program!  It worked the first time.  Am I
ever indebted to you.  Do you need SuperBowl tickets?  :-)
If I ever get to your city, I owe you a steak dinner ... for two!
Thanks!!
Tom

> Try ISOBUSTER.  It can read optical media with its own routines, thereby
> avoiding the limitations of windows.  It is both free and shareware.  Most
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> > Is there a simple utility or way without using DriveSavers to extract some
> > family pictures off of a CD?
 
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