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  1. 1st May 2004 09:59 #1
    Super Warrior
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    I have a handful of older DVDs in my collection i'd like to save but due to careless family members and other stuff over the years,they are old&scratched up.

    The DVDs themselves seem to play fine at first but will freeze around the middle/end and there's nothing i can do.So far i've tried smartripper and DVD Decrypter with no luck.

    Any suggestions?
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    Tommyknocker
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    You could try to remove most of the scratches with an abrasive toothpaste or Brasso. Then use Armorall to refinish the DVD.
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    I just wash in water & pat dry first.
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    Have you selected "Ignore Read Errors" and "Fast Error Skip" in DVDDecrypter?
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