Re: 30 Years DVD

[Deliphus01@aol.com]

> All the discussion about the withdrawl of the '30 years' DVD reminded me 
> that my DVD is in fact defective, and I never sent it back. In the middle 
> of 
> the Charlton concert footage (I think), it freezes, then stops. I have to 
> skip past that song, then back up into it so see most of it.

Gern:

Certainly try playing it on another machine, but take a good close look at 
the play side of disc. If there is a scratch (or many), that's probably your 
problem. Also hold it up to a bright light and look for light coming through, 
so-called "pinholes." If this is the case, you can try putting whiteout over 
them on the top side (written-on) side. Sometimes that works, if the holes 
aren't too big.
If scratches are your problem, you may be able to get it repaired locally, 
but if not contact me privately. I have a repair machine at my store.
And whatever you do, DO NOT use one of those Spin Doctor repair machines. 
They often make it worse.
> 
> Besides, the RIAA already collects a "royalty" for
> blank CDRs, and blank cassettes, regardless of what
> the blank media is actually used for.

Lee:

That's only for "music" blanks. The computer CDR has no such added tax. 
That's why they cost much less.



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