This is an Alpha release of the program CDDA32. Keep an eye on the web page for more up to date information: http://www.ncf.carleton.ca/~aa571/index.html Alpha 2 version is fairly stable. It is unlikely that I will have much time to work on this program, so this may be as good as it gets for a while. This program is a Win32 compliant version of the DOS program CDDA. All the code has been completely rewritten instead of just porting CDDA to Win32. This release has a limited function list as compared to the DOS version. The following is a dump of what the usage is for the program: CDDA32 /T /F filename [/ID HA:ID:LUN] [/SPEED X] [/O] [/V] [P] [NJC] /T /F destination file name /ID Host_Adapter:SCSI_ID:LUN /SPEED /O override copy prohibited bit /P play audio mode /V verbose message mode /NJC no data jitter correction Note: filename extension will automagically be added to the filename e.g. CDDA32 /T 2 /F outfile /O /NJC e.g. CDDA32 /T 4 /F outfile /O /ID 1:2:0 /SPEED 4 e.g. CDDA32 /T 2 /P Known problems: The program doesn't support ATBUS drives i.e. drives that are neither SCSI nor ATAPI. Due to the limitation in the Adaptec ASPI drivers for NT, CDDA32 can't access any ATAPI drives. You can only use SCSI drives in NT. There is no checking to make sure that the ATAPI drive can indeed extract digital audio. There is little error checking, and error messages are almost non-existent. The audio can only be saved in 16 bit stereo 44.1KHz wav files. The program really prefers that there be discs in all CDROM drives, otherwise there will be unpredictable results. There is a bug in the track listing section of the program, so I had to limit the number of tracks accessed to 5. If you want to contact me, you can do so by email: Jim McLaughlin aa571@freenet.carleton.ca I may or may not have enough time to respond to your emails concerning this Alpha release. If the program works well, I would like to hear from you. If it doesn'tat least let me know what went wrong by sending the text dumps of the errors.