Re: How to read track/time info of audio-cd's ?

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From: Leander Conradie
Date: Mon, 09 Oct 1995 16:49

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There is a small CD player for Linux on sunSite, called cdp or something. It is
very simple, it just does command-line cd playing. I once modified it to play a
track once (that is, stop after playing it), and it was quite easy. Download it
and look in the source to find out all about CD programming. On MS-DOS you
might want to get the MSCDEX SPEC 

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Leander Conradie                                    MNM-team, TU-Muenchen
conradie@informatik.tu-muenchen.de                  Barerstrasse 38, G-100

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Subject: Re: How to read track/time info of audio-cd's ?
Date: 9 Oct 1995 16:49:19 GMT
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