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I have a music CD that has a small scratch/blemish/whatever.

 

There are 11 tracks on the CD, and track 4 will play only halfway through before the drive freezes. The other tracks play fine.

 

I have tried to burn/copy the CD, and the process gets held up on track 4. The other 10 tracks burn/copy fine.

 

Any ideas for making track 4 playable?

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More details needed - I spray Armor All on the CD, then what do I do?

 

Sacrifice a goat to the great overlord Xenu and pray west facing towards Mecca.

 

Oh, and don't rub in circles or you'll just scratch it more. Start at the center and buff your way to the edge

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I have a music CD that has a small scratch/blemish/whatever.

 

There are 11 tracks on the CD, and track 4 will play only halfway through before the drive freezes. The other tracks play fine.

 

I have tried to burn/copy the CD, and the process gets held up on track 4. The other 10 tracks burn/copy fine.

 

Any ideas for making track 4 playable?

 

 

Why don't you just burn another cd and leave out track 4?

 

:oops: guess I missed the "making track 4 playable" part.

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I have a music CD that has a small scratch/blemish/whatever.

 

There are 11 tracks on the CD, and track 4 will play only halfway through before the drive freezes. The other tracks play fine.

 

I have tried to burn/copy the CD, and the process gets held up on track 4. The other 10 tracks burn/copy fine.

 

Any ideas for making track 4 playable?

 

Take a blow torch to it.

 

Seriously...not for the faint of heart, but if you do it just right, you can melt the plastic surface of the CD and fill the scratch without damaging the metal interior.

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