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= Example Programs

== audio.rb

Show mostly audio (analog) controls. Can be used to play a CD. Because
libcdio supports Disc Images as well as a realCD-ROM, a CDRWIN
(BIN/CUE), cdrdao (TOC) or Nero NRG disc image can be played as
well. Run --help to get a list of options

== device.rb

A program to show drive capabilities. Various drives on various OS/s
may or may not report information correctly. (Perhaps someday libcdio
will figure out enough work arounds. voluneteers welcome!)

== drives.rb

A program list CD-ROMs and CD properties in the drives. Various drives
on various OS/s may or may not report information correctly. (Perhaps
someday libcdio will figure out enough work arounds. voluneteers
welcome!)

== eject.rb

A program to eject a CD from a CD-ROM drive and then close the door
again.

== iso1.rb

A program to show using ISO9660::IFS to list files in a directory of
an ISO-9660 image.

== iso2.rb

A program to show using ISO9660::FS to extract a file from a CDRWIN
cue/bin CD image.

== iso3.rb

A program to show using ISO9660::IFS to extract a file.

== tracks.rb

A program to list track numbers and logical sector numbers of a
Compact Disc.

$Id: README,v 1.3 2006/12/03 03:11:30 rocky Exp $

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1 entries across 1 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
rbcdio-0.01	example/README