Scratched CDs work better with QS Reference - you can play 'em without 'em skipping/getting stuck...
Posted by: Steve Toy on 30 August 2001
My first ever CD purchase was back in 1987 - Rumours by Fleetwood Mac. Not long after I bought it I scratched it by attempting to load it into the drawer when another disc was already present (for some reason (?))
The upshot was that the first track, Secondhand News got scratched, so you reached a point of hearing,
"Nananananananananananananananananananananana nanananananananananananananana...."
...and you had to forward it to the next track...
If I'd posted on the problem with this disc, I may have been advised to rub a small amount of toothpaste on it to cut through the scratch , or to buy me some
*Manamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamana manamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamana.... *
Since the QS Reference table has ben installed, the disc no longer gets stuck!
I know I'm going to lose some FEPs for this posting, but, hey! I actually get to hear the rest of the track now!
The upshot was that the first track, Secondhand News got scratched, so you reached a point of hearing,
"Nananananananananananananananananananananana nanananananananananananananana...."
...and you had to forward it to the next track...
If I'd posted on the problem with this disc, I may have been advised to rub a small amount of toothpaste on it to cut through the scratch , or to buy me some
*Manamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamana manamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamanamana.... *
Since the QS Reference table has ben installed, the disc no longer gets stuck!
I know I'm going to lose some FEPs for this posting, but, hey! I actually get to hear the rest of the track now!
It's always a nice day for it, have a good one
Steve
[This message was edited by Steven Toy on FRIDAY 31 August 2001 at 03:50.]