have any of you ever tried doing this with turtle wax, brasso, or toothpaste? i would love to fix some of my minor scratches, but i don't want anything to mess up the player. would using wax or toothpaste do this?
I think EAC is bit beyond her. I've tried a number of times to explain it.ceiling fly said:How about just putting it into a GOOD cd-rom and trying to rip it with EAC or somethng similar? That should work, if the scratches are too big, toothpaste aint gonna fix it...
ceiling fly said:How about just putting it into a GOOD cd-rom and trying to rip it with EAC or somethng similar? That should work, if the scratches are too big, toothpaste aint gonna fix it...
THEN IT'S THE HARDWARE'S FAULT. BUY A PLEXTOR.Thorn Bird said:I KNOW HOW TO USE EAC, THANKEWEVERAHMUCH. THAT'S WHAT I'M USING.
Thorn Bird said:I KNOW HOW TO USE EAC, THANKEWEVERAHMUCH. THAT'S WHAT I'M USING.
Thorn Bird said:mmmmm...lamb....my favorite meat.
I tried to teach her to use it last november. How am I supposed to know things have changed?SpangeMonkee said:I have a thing of Mother's Mag & Wheel polish that would prolly work. If it is not ripping properly, we can try it in my machine. But, you may just be talkin' about in your car. I wouldn't know.
BTW FlamingGlory, she's ripped more than 16 gigs of audio from more than 250 CDs. I think she know how to use EAC. Plus, I ran the EAC offset CD and a few other tests and her drive reads quite well for being in an HP laptop.
Mmm, yes. I gots a nice 716A. Only thing I've bought for myself in a long time.ceiling fly said:Nothing reads like a plextor. Nothing.
FlamingGlory said:I tried to teach her to use it last november. How am I supposed to know things have changed?
Well, you pay for quality. I have an old Plex CD burner that I still use to read troublesome discs.SpangeMonkee said:fixt
ceiling fly said:Well, you pay for quality. I have an old Plex CD burner that I still use to read troublesome discs.