How to Recover Unreadable CDs?

Chapter 1: CD Organization

Table 1.1: The format of Q-subchannel data

Table 1.2: Conventional notation for all possible types of errors

Chapter 2: Power of Reed-Solomon Codes

Table 2.1: Dividing bits into check bits and data bits

Table 2.2: Polynomials (left column) and powers of two corresponding to them (right column)

Chapter 4: Interfaces for Interaction with the Hardware

Table 4.1: Description of IOCTL commands of the standard CD-ROM driver (more detailed information is provided in Windows NT DDK)

Table 4.2: An example of a CDB which, being transmitted to a SCSI device, makes it read sector 0—69

Table 4.3: Main Sense Key values (error categories) and their descriptions

Table 4.4: Main ASC and ASCQ codes

Table 4.5: Interrelation between the type of requested data and the length of the returned sector

Table 4.6: The comparison of different methods of access ( undesired characteristics are highlighted)

Chapter 6: Anti-Copying Mechanisms

Table 6.1: The structure of a TDB terminating with one TDU