Re: [sleuthkit-users] Examining a dvd disk made using a DV camera

[Simson L. G. <si...@ac...>]

if you "dd" the disk, do you get any data at all?

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  Thanks=20

  I tried several things and still couldn't see any data. I have a dvd =
burner on my laptop, downloaded isobuster and couldn't see anything on =
the disk. I tried using a disk I had previously burned and all the data =
showed up.  I can see that something was written to the disk but I just =
can't get to it.=20

  I've got image scan 2.1 from the fbi but the formats it looks for may =
not include the ones for burned dvds.=20

  Thanks again=20

  Frank Kenisky IV, CISSP, CISA, CISM
  Information Technical Security Specialist
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        11/28/2006 08:21 AM=20
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  I personally don't know much about the DVD format, but I doubt TSK =20
  will help.  I've used ISOBuster for CDs before and the website says =20
  it works for DVDs as well.

  brian

  On Nov 27, 2006, at 10:29 AM, Fra...@ps... wrote:

  >
  > Not sure if this can be done with sleuth-kit, but I've been asked =20
  > to see if I can recover files from a mini dvd made using a DV =20
  > camera. Apparently it was finalized but now gives the user a disk =20
  > failure.
  >
  > When I look at the disk using winxp in explorer it appears empty.
  >
  > Any suggestions on the disk type (ntfs, fat, etc) and where I might  =

  > start.
  >
  > Thanks
  >
  > Frank Kenisky IV, CISSP, CISA, CISM
  > Information Technical Security Specialist
  > (210) 301-6433 - (210) 887-6985
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