Writing to a disc for the 2nd time

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After copying a batch of pictures to a CD-R, I copied another batch to the same disc. The problem I'm having is that I cannot find the 1st batch of pictures I originally put on the disc. I know that the pictures should still exist on that disc, but can anyone tell me how I'd go about getting to them? Thanks a bunch!
Ji

 

[John Inzer]

After copying a batch of pictures to a CD-R, I copied

another batch to the same disc. The problem I'm having is
that I cannot find the 1st batch of pictures I originally
put on the disc. I know that the pictures should still
exist on that disc, but can anyone tell me how I'd go
about getting to them? Thanks a bunch! Jim

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With said disk in your CD drive...go to...My Computer...
Right click the icon for your CD drive and from the menu
....choose...Explore...the contents of the disk should appear.

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[Guest]

John
Thanks, but it still does not show the 1st batch of pictures I burned to the disk. It shows that the space has been used, but cannot find the files. Could they be hidden, and if so, how can I get to them? Also, will it matter that the disc I used was intended for music? Is there a difference between a data disc and music disc? Thanks a bunch
Ji

 

[John Inzer]

John,
Thanks, but it still does not show the 1st

batch of pictures I burned to the disk. It shows that the
space has been used, but cannot find the files. Could
they be hidden, and if so, how can I get to them? Also,
will it matter that the disc I used was intended for
music? Is there a difference between a data disc and
music disc? Thanks a bunch! Jim

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Just wondering...was the first batch burned on the
same computer you are trying to view them on?
Has anything changed? Did you upgrade anything
between the two sessions?

I guess you could try a program like the one at the
following link but I'm thinking your images are
probably irretrievable.

ISO Buster
http://www.smart-projects.net/isobuster/

BTW, I don't think being called a music disk would
make any difference.

Here's a good NG for info about burning:

alt.comp.periphs.cdr
http://tinyurl.com/3y0j

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[Guest]

No, nothing was changed on the computer, and it was the same one. Thanks a bunch for all your help. Take care.