DISC INVENTORY — one record per disc
Guide: https://yenra.com/how-long-cds-and-dvds-last/
Instructions: copy this blank record for each disc. Label partial results clearly.
Use YYYY-MM-DD for dates; record actual file counts, not estimated completeness.

Disc ID:
Case label / approximate recording date:
Format (data CD/DVD, audio, video, backup set, other):
Contents / why important:
Existing duplicate locations:
Visible condition / compatibility concerns:
Priority and reason:
Read date / drive model / extraction software and version:
Original-file destination:
Expected file count (if known):
Copied file count:
Missing or unreadable filenames / error-log location:
Verification report / result (complete match, partial, failed, untested):
Applications and sample files opened / result:
Second copy location / comparison date and report:
Separate-location copy / recovery access:
Original disc storage location:
Next check date:
Notes about file formats, restoration software, or converted copies:

Fictional status example: DISC-001, 420 expected photos, 418 copied, two named
files unreadable. Status PARTIAL even if those 418 recovered files match.
After recovery, recheck all 420 and retain both attempt records.
