Anyway, Cornucopia's point was to tell you that there might be some incredibly small chance, like in 1 in 100 or 1 in 1000 or less that the Pro version might somehow get something out of your disc, but neither that nor the rave reviews were meant to convince you that with 100% absolute certainty the Pro version would save your disc. Apparently the person who made the disc started the recorder and then immediately ejected the disc or something like that, but only after a tiny bit of writing began, making the disc useless. I had to use ImgBurn to figure out that basically the DVD was botched on a recorder and it contained nothing. It also couldn't tell me anything useful about the disc. The only time I tried to use it couldn't read my disc. ISOBuster is supposedly a great tool, but I've never had any use for it. What happens in situations like yours is that the person with the crap disc gets so desperate to get it read that he will pay any price and try anything. So rare that you shouldn't assume it will happen to you. I can't tell you that there aren't any cases where maybe for some bizarre reason the Pro version read the disc and the free one didn't, but such cases, if they even exist, are VERY RARE. I have used the free version of ISOBuster before and in my opinion (at least this is how it seemed when I last tried it over a year ago), the free version admits when it can't read the disc, but it sort of implies or hints that just maybe the Pro version can have more luck. So,jman are you telling me that the program works for some and others maybe? I am saying this - if the free version of ISOBuster can't read your disc, you might as well play the lottery as buy the Pro version in the hope that it can read the disc.

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