There are services that recover data lost to failed hardware, in this case old DVDs. I've never used one, but have known IT departments to send hard drives out for this kind of recovery. Depending on how important your images are cost may be prohibitive. I imagine this to be expensive. Perhaps a google search on "dvd media recovery" or something like that will provide some leads. Tim Corio On Mon, 2007-04-02 at 06:18 -0700, Marilyn Dalrymple wrote: > The offset is that I have recently lost the whole content > of five CDs created six years ago. They have become > unreadable and just won't respond to any attempt to release > their data. No other backups. Rats... -:( > > Guy > > ************************************************************************* > > I recently experienced the loss of over 300 images I had > stored on two hard drives. I now store things on a Sandisk > Cruzer and two hard drives. > > (My back ups are plastic boxes with a 4X6 hard copy of each > image.) > > Marilyn >
