>It is always much safer to make a COPY of an original when attempting to >recover data than to jump straight in and edit the original. If your TOC >clone did not work properly (as I have seen happen a few times with a 702 - >TOC error mk 2?) you've moved one step closer to losing the data. The broken >702 has remained that way for the simple reason I can practically guarantee >100% success with it - it just plays the entire disc. It is only the play >function which has failed: cloning TOC, recording and titling all work >perfectly, it just completely ignores all that when you push play! I supose it's a trade off then, safty for quality. I could start the aircraft thing, but I won't ;). All I can say is I've cloned about 100 discs and never had a single problem. Infact unless you've *$£)& up your write head I can't see what would go wrong. Anyway, my 2 pence ;) Peter. -- "Eat British Lamb... 5000 foxs can't be wrong!" -- Poster Peter Wood. ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) - ICQ? UIN - 15779342 IRC? Doc_Z on @#3cr and #ircbar using irc.dal.net:7000 (DALnet IRC Network) ----------------------------------------------------------------- To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
