How to Play a Struck CD & DVD?
By milott
@milott (2646)
India
July 26, 2007 11:04pm CST
If any CD or DVD is getting stuck or hangs intermittently somewhere, stop it immediately and go to end or to the nearest part past where it got stuck and rewind and pause at where it got stuck and most of the time it plays normally this way after that, it works for me most of the time.
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7 responses
@cyberopjames (483)
• United States
27 Jul 07
Most of the time a CD or DVD will stick if it has a scratch on it. You can buy a CD or DVD repair kit. What it dose is repolish the disk and that fixes the problem most of the time. If it is all your disks that get stuck in your player then you may need to run a DVD or CD cleaner in your drive. It will only take a minute or two. If you find that dose not work, I would say it is time to replace the drive. The cost of the players have come down alot. If you find that you scratch DVD or CD easy, witch alot of people do, you can get the CD/DVD protectors. The are little plastic covers that you put on the cd to protect the play area. It will not change the sound or the way the disk plays. I thank for a pack of 10 it is like 2.95 at walmart. But you can get them anywhere. I hope this helps.
@santuccie (3384)
• United States
28 Jul 07
Ditto on cyberopjames' comment. I use skipDr by digital INNOVATIONS. Oftentimes just one run through the resurfacing machine is all it takes, but sometimes it can take three or four tries. If it still doesn't work, it's possible the label side is scratched. If that happens, it's time to get a new disc.
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@cyberopjames (483)
• United States
28 Jul 07
I forgot about the label might be scratched. Thank you for picking up where I left off. If it is other then the label then the other metheds I spoke of should help. I hope that it is something easy for ya.
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@suspenseful (40193)
• Canada
28 Jul 07
We usually take it out, and check for scratches. Then we use toothpaste going straight down from the small hole not from side to side. That usually works. Otherwise it might mean you need a new CD or DVD player.
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@doingit4fun (917)
• United States
19 Aug 07
Actually I just take a damp cloth and wipe it and it usually works after cleaning.
@vissu295_1986 (376)
• India
3 Aug 07
Great tip. I didn't know that till now. I will try it for sure. Thanks.
@tim_un (354)
• Malaysia
13 Aug 07
go get a cd or dvd repair liquid. brush your struck or scratch cd with this liquid and it helps to by pass the sector.at least can watch other parts.
