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Black Shadow
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Posted: 8th Sep 2005 00:21
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Does anyone know of an advanced read/write dll that would allow me to read and write all the actual "bumps" on the cd. It would also be nice if It could generate most of the pre-stuff for the CD such as the toc but allow me to edit it before I write it to the cd. Good documentation would also be helpful.
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IanG
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Posted: 8th Sep 2005 19:35
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Quote: "actual "bumps""

someone kill me

the "bumps" are called pits iirc and they represent a binary number

there is no plugin that i know of and there is unlikely to be one, due to the major pain that is writing a cd burner, its not straight forward.

on the other hand if you only want to read from the disk then you can use the windows api file open command (i think its called that but i don't like the windows api that much)

you can find the documentation on the msdn


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Black Shadow
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Posted: 8th Sep 2005 23:33 Edited at: 9th Sep 2005 04:52
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Sorry about saying bunps (Brain fart). Anyway I don't need a tpc if that is what you are referring to as a plugin, any dll will do. A C++ header file would work too. Even a program that can be run from dos would work.
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IanG
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i do not know of any lib that would work with it - just dive in to the msdn

Quote: "Even a program that can be run from dos would work"

a 16bit app? or do you mean the command prompt?

i just did a google search, great thing google, and found that nero make a sdk http://www.nero.com/eng/SDK_API.html

remember google is your friend


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Black Shadow
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Posted: 10th Sep 2005 02:31
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I mean the command prompt. I spent 6 count em 6 hours on google before I posted here. HOW DID YOU FIND SOMETHING THAT QUICK! anyway I will check out the link. Thanks.
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IanG
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Posted: 10th Sep 2005 12:47
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quite easily i used 'cd burning lib' it turned up a site that mentioned nero's burning lib then i went and searched on nero for it


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Phaelax
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Posted: 12th Sep 2005 12:38
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Now if only I could find and SDK like that written in Java.


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IanG
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Posted: 12th Sep 2005 18:12
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use ye olde c - tis better


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Black Shadow
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Posted: 14th Sep 2005 01:32
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Yes I agree but I figured I would ask here anyway, Thanks
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Black Shadow
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Sorry,
I just ran into another problem. You need to have nero on your system already to use the SDK and the people I give this to might not have nero. I tried your search but couldn't find anything that let me take pure data off the disk or burn pure data, Only extract files. Any Suggestions?
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