From: digilyd@hotmail.com   
      
   Huw Gwilliam wrote:   
      
   > I wondered if anyone here might be able to help me;   
      
   I can try: To test your claim of a valid license you should try to get   
   replacement media from the vendor for free or at media + handling cost since   
   you claim - possibly rightly so - that the media is defective by having   
   deteriorated. Please tell us the result, it is actually a very good question   
   to ask.   
      
     Kind regards   
      
     Peter Larsen   
      
      
      
   > A long time ago I   
   > inherited a few cds from the Sound Ideas Digiffects Series J  (The   
   > special effects set) from a friend of a friend who's studio went south   
   > in the mid nineties. They were in good fettle but as irony dictates,   
   > the best one (IMHO) - CD3 was not so well looked after (nor mastered -   
   > the silver has discoloured massively too) and trying to rip from it   
   > recently I could not get much usable data from it.   
      
      
      
   > Turning (as you do these days) to the torrents, I managed to find one   
   > tucked into a corner of the internet - what joy! - but then   
   > über-annoyingly it stalled unfinished at about 96% done. And it's RAR   
   > compressed so totally useless unless 100% complete.   
   >   
   > So I'm wondering if anyone here might have, or know of a way of   
   > getting hold of a rip of it? Ideally WAV, AIFF  or Lossless (flac or   
   > apple flavors are fine) but 320kbps mp3 would be also be ok.   
   >   
   > Many thanks in advance for any help/leads on this. I know it's still   
   > available but it's expensive!   
   > huw.gwilliam(at)gmail.com   
   >   
   > Huw   
      
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