| Re: PING JHO, OG, D.W. - 05-1.mp4 (01/57) |
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| JHO (justhelpingout@mail.com) |
2016/07/18 15:54 |
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From: JHO <justhelpingout@mail.com>
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Subject: Re: PING JHO, OG, D.W. - 05-1.mp4 (01/57)
Date: Mon, 18 Jul 2016 17:54:21 -0400
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On Sun, 17 Jul 2016 07:44:57 -0400, PH FANatic <phfanatic@home.com>
wrote:
>During my scavenging, I found some snippets that I did of my vids back
>in the 90's. This was at a tine when hard drive space was at a premium
>and processor speed was real slow. Remember? Anyway, these snippets are
>a minute or less and captured at 320x240. Sorry for that. I had since
>recaptured the entire videos which are much better quality from my old
>Hi-8 video tapes. But those are on the previously mentioned external
>drive. Here are two clips that I just converted from .mov to .mp4. If
>interested, I can do more as time permits. This girl was a climax
>machine. And very noisy. Here is clip #1. Hope you enjoy.
>
>PH FANatic
PH FANatic,
Old Geek asked me to pass this info on to you.
He thinks that this may help you with your problem. I tend to agree
with him. See what you think.
Perhaps he can make an image of the disk and recover from there, that
example.
How about booting from a live cd of linux like knoppix and see if
error 36 goes away.
I have had success vacuum sealing a drive and putting it in a deep
freezer overnight, then take it out and hook it up. The cold shrinks
electrical connections (circuit boards) if that is where the failure
is.
I suspect from what he is saying that the disk is going bad. Perhaps a
disk recovery program?
Hope this helps you and good luck .
JHO
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