how to repair badly scratched cd's

[thecreator]

damn you think its bc of the encryptions on the disc?

[bluntblaze]

encryptions??

[slipknotpsycho]

encryptions??

the way the code is written on the disk to be read...

[bluntblaze]

oh ok ...... erm im not sure it could possibly be. but that would mean that slip should've been able to get at least one disc to work.

[bluntblaze]

now san andreas isnt working oh well it was good while it lasted

[slipknotpsycho]

now san andreas isnt working oh well it was good while it lasted

lol...

[thecreator]

yea to asidic but try cleaning them(with water) and starting a new. Hm unless the toothpaste filled the scratches bc then you'd be kinda fucked.

[bluntblaze]

i dunno ...... its only when i go into buildings or something that load... the same happens when i drive really fast the road just smudges pretty much.

but the guy who created the vid said something like it levels out the scratches but to do that it would have to be removing parts of the disc, in that case it shouldn't work because you'd obviously be removing data wouldn't you?

[slipknotpsycho]

i dunno ...... its only when i go into buildings or something that load... the same happens when i drive really fast the road just smudges pretty much.

but the guy who created the vid said something like it levels out the scratches but to do that it would have to be removing parts of the disc, in that case it shouldn't work because you'd obviously be removing data wouldn't you?

no, the plastic part doesn't contain data, the data is actually written on the image on the back of the disc... (that's where the silver part is....)

[Runaway Jim]

didnt work for me.