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Posted by GMAN on 09/03/05 17:37
In article <6q1lu2-ktd.ln1@news.vuw.ac.nz>, "Paul Emsley" <Paul.Emsley@vuw.ac.nz> wrote:
>I have a stack of about 40 DVD-R discs, as yet unfinalized, that were
>recorded in a Panasonic DMR-HS2 HDD recorder.
>
>The recorder has suffered a terminal seizure and cannot be repaired.
>According to local Panasonic technicians I can only finalize the discs on
>the machine which recorded to the discs. This is not possible, meaning that
>I now have a set of 40 coffee coasters that took 100s of hours of editing,
>etc time to compile.
>
>Would anyone have any ideas about how I might be able to finalize these
>discs so I can use them?
>
>I now have two very nice Sony machines (RDR-HX910) but they cannot recognise
>the discs at all.
>
>thanks
>
>Paul Emsley
>
>NEW ZEALAND
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You just need to find someone with a Panasonic standalone, not necessarily the
exact same model.
FWIW, i have managed to use my Sony standalone to finalize a few of a friends
Pioneer disks. It for some crazy reason worked.
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