ISO image formats..
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Try to look at http://www.planet-source-code.com/
You might find some examples on how to process isos.
You might find some examples on how to process isos.
OP
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wotsit is useless I've tried that.. haven't tried planet-source-code.. hmmm Searching the net doesn't help either I wonder if it's just a raw image (thinks) because of the queue file 
Planet source had one file that made an ISO file, sadly these are RAW files IE the exact image of the CD. Which is anoying because.. how do you know what the CD type was then? was it Mode 1 Mode2 Mode2/2352? Just a bit anoying if you ask me
What it means is one has to guess at what the original format was (sigh). I suppose I can make an ISO and another format file and see if I can decipher clone CD's file format from that.
Cyb
Planet source had one file that made an ISO file, sadly these are RAW files IE the exact image of the CD. Which is anoying because.. how do you know what the CD type was then? was it Mode 1 Mode2 Mode2/2352? Just a bit anoying if you ask me
What it means is one has to guess at what the original format was (sigh). I suppose I can make an ISO and another format file and see if I can decipher clone CD's file format from that.
Cyb
OP
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Seems to be my problem lately (sigh).Hacktarux said:
I've compared CDRWIN and DiscJuggler output.. and I think that they are both encoded formats (mumble). I suppose I can try to find something that makes a RAW ISO image to use and search the image (my search function is quite fast now but I wonder if I am doing something wrong hmmm). You shouldn't be able to go through 736 megabytes of data scanning it in 3 minutes even with a P4 1.6 with 512M of 300mhz DDR
Cyb