Can I still recover my movie when it is overwritten by another one in an Video cassette tape?
414337
Nope.  That's just the way it is.\n\nKick yourself in the behind and tell yourself to NOT do it again!
549787
You need not to use the PC (if the HD sector where the original document was stored gets overwritten, the data is gone for good). Then find a recovery software (Davory or Recover My Files can do the work) and try to find your files.
421246
Nope.  The Data is writen in tracks (like groves on those old record things) so it can be pulled off as the disk spins.  So by breaking it, you break all the sequences at once.  It is possible for a forensic unit to get some of the data off the broken CD, but in all cases there will be a heck of a lot of loss.
811975
It is possible that some files may be recoverable.\n\nTry here:\nhttp://www.softwarepatch.com/software/filerecovery.html
964065
rip it\n\nhttp://www.wikihow.com/Rip-DVDs\n\nno it doesn't hurt original matter, you can't hurt the material unless your scratch it or something
1092870
It may or may not be possible depending on the method you use.\n\nIt is possible to duplicate the VCD using a CD wrting program but i don't think you can edit.\n\nIf you had the video file you could just re-author the VCD and the menus.
952372
The video file is corrupted.  This happens to me often.
319205
When I was about 8 years old (back in 1976) my mom had a portable tape player/recorder. I found it in her dresser drawer with a cassette tape in it. I pushed the play button and there were 2 girls voices having a conversation. It went like this, "..so I come back home and there she was...Hey, Janet? Janet?" (Janet is my mom's name). I was a curious kid so I pushed the stop button then pushed record and said, "what?". Then I rewound the tape a little to play back what I recorded. It went like this, "..and there she was...Hey, Janet? Janet?...what...That doesn't sound like Janet?!" I quickly pressed stop put the tape recorder back in the dresser and never touched it again.\n\nI told my mom about this and she said one of the voices were of my babysitter who died before that cassette was purchased!
253006
I was searching for a particular cassette tape and had no luck finding even ONE cassette tape until I tried E-Bay; found it in no time, in great condition and for a song!\nTry it.
572395
yeah, it's possible but first you have to make sure that data is not overwritten. I mean on that specific sector(drive) where the data was, after that no data was copied.\n              You can use any software just like ontrack.\n       Just search in google.
143066
You can't if data on the file has been written over which is likely the case.
880499
There is a code in most movies that are copyrighted and will not let them be duplicated! I had to buy a product from best buy to by pass this code on my DVD burner! This might be your problem!
270679
First, check your Recycle Bin and see if it is possibly in there to be restored. Second, if you must install software, my best guess is just to go ahead and reinstall the disc that came with the cam. (You may need to uninstall this and reinstall, do you have paperwork that came with it?) What version of Windows are you running, eg.: '95, '98, XP, etc... XP has a rollback utility, go back to another time, before you deleted it (multimedia audio). I have had help from the friendly folks at Radio Shack over the phone, believe it or not, in "talking me through" fixing some configuration settings. I have found the ones local to me to be really helpful and generous with their time and advice. Try giving them a call first if you aren't sure what to do. I hope it works out for you!
566079
In theory, you could copy a feature length movie (most of which are on 8.5 gb dual layer disks) onto one without having to compress it. But the blanks are still very expensive, and the whole DVD shebang is on the verge of obsolencence anyway, so don't bother with it if you haven't already got one, unless you have a specific reason for having one.
508071
it depends of the encoder used to make the files and of the model/manufacturer of DVD player. Most modern ones can do that, or can be firmware upgraded to br able to. But not all. Be sure to check it out with the dealer / manufacturer.
561206
It depends on what kind of file(s) you recorded onto the DVD.  Go to Office Max or Compuware, they'll help you out.
1123931
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.video.dvd.software/browse_thread/thread/a41458489fbdcbd9/f035af00219c5102?lnk=st&q=redundancy+check+error+in+dvd+shrink+3.2&rnum=1&hl=en#f035af00219c5102