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Article #6976Is this possible?
From: Tim O'Connor
Date: Thu, 30 Nov 1995 00:00
Date: Thu, 30 Nov 1995 00:00
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Just out of interest, is it possible to copy a CD bit by bit (ie just copy the stream of data directly, instead of mucking about with having to define tracks or select files) Not that I intend to do anything naughty, (Honest!) but I notice that a number of CDROMS seem to be done in such a way that Audio data is mixed in with regular computer data. Someone told me that there is a linux utility that does just this, but Im not sure about that. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ Timothy O'Connor, Computer programmer (At the moment) for the Faculty ~ ~ of Nursing, RMIT. All opinions are my own and not my employers, ~ ~ except for those that I may have 'borrowed' from others. :) ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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