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1. use something like badcopypro to copy the bad file off the cd/dvd
2. prayed you either included sufficient recovery record in rar or par2's
 
Wow, so I go to analyze the disk, and it's all like, You must pay 39.95 for a key in order to actually RECOVER your data, SUCKER!

🙁
 
Originally posted by: ruffilb
Originally posted by: ViRGE
Originally posted by: EyeMWing
Originally posted by: her209
Originally posted by: Pepsei
par and par2 usually only apply to files you downloaded from usenet... ahem...
People use them on Usenet for obvious reasons, but there's no reason not to use them especially if you're creating a multi-part RAR and burning it onto CD/DVD.

I use them all the time.

I keep PAR2 sets alongside all my important data and projects.
Why PAR2? It certainly makes sense for Usenet, but for a CD archive like this where anything could be bad(including the PAR files), wouldn't a WinRAR recovery record be better?

How does a winrar recovery record work? My parents just got divorced, so I've got to do lots of large-scale data transfer between houses (but that's a story for another time).
A recovery record is almost exactly like a PAR file, but the data is embedded in to the RAR archives all over the place.
 
Ok, so I reburned the CD and got it. Lo and behold, missing episodes 51-59 of naruto /cry

Anyone have a download link for these?
 
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