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- CDCLIP.EXE - CDROM Digital Audio Reader
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- >>> PROGRAM DESCRIPTION <<<
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- CDCLIP will read "digital audio data" from an audio/music CD and
- store the data in an output file. Appropriate "jitter" control is
- performed to insure correct digital copies.
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- ***********************************************************************
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- >>> SUPPORTED DEVICES <<<
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- CDCLIP currently supports the following CDROM devices...
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- HP 4020i
- JVC XR-W2001, XR-W2010
- NEC MULTISPIN 4X, MULTISPIN 6X
- PHILIPS CDD522, CDD2000
- PINNACLE RCD-1000, RCD-5020, RCD-5040
- PIONEER DW-S114X
- PLASMON CDR4220
- PLEXTOR 4PLEX, 6PLEX
- SONY CDU-920S, CDW-900E, CDU-561, CDU-8003, CDU-8003A,
- CDU-8012, CDU-55S, CDU-76S
- TOSHIBA 3401, 3501, 3601, 3701, 5301, 5401
- YAMAHA CDR100, CDR102
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- NOTE: The Toshiba 3501 (manufactured before January 1995) has bugs
- in its audio data reading firmware. If you experience problems on
- the 3501, you will have to use the /NJC switch to turn off jitter
- correction. As a result, you may not get 100% perfect copies of the
- original data.
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- **********************************************************************
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- >>> COMMAND LINE USAGE <<<
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- Usage: CDCLIP <imagefile> [/START=<start>] [/END=<end>] [/TRACK=n]
- [/APPEND] [/ID=adapter:id:lun] [/CDG] [/DATA] [/NJC]
- [/SPEED=n] [/BIN] [/MOT] [/WAV]
- imagefile - Output image data file
- /START - Starting MSF/LBA (default is start of disc)
- /END - Ending MSF/LBA (default is end of disc)
- /TRACK - Copy specified track number (1 to 99)
- /APPEND - Append data to existing file
- /ID - SCSI ID of CDROM drive (default is first found)
- /CDG - Enable reading of CD+G subcodes
- /DATA - Enable reading of raw data sectors
- /NJC - Disable 'jitter correction'
- /SPEED=n - Audio reading speed (default is maximum)
- /BIN - Write output file in Intel binary format (default for data)
- /MOT - Write output file in Motorola binary format
- /WAV - Write output file in WAV format (default for audio)
- e.g. CDCLIP /START=10:14:36 /END=13:55:11 /WAV TEST.WAV
- e.g. CDCLIP /START=106232 /END=124443 /BIN TEST.BIN
- e.g. CDCLIP /TRACK=5 /ID=0:3:0 /SPEED=4 /APPEND /MOT TEST.MOT
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- The switches /START and /END specify the starting and ending
- address of the data to copy. The address can be either a "logical
- block address" or a "physical time address". Logical blocks start
- at zero and physical time starts at 00:02:00. The default values
- for /START and /END are the first and last blocks on the disc.
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- NOTE: Some CD readers have problems locating the last readable
- block on a disc. If this happens, you will have to explicitly specify
- the ending address. Use TOC.EXE to display the disc's table-of-contents
- and use the LBA of the leadout track minus one. Some readers also have
- problems reading the last few blocks before the leadout track, so you
- might have to subtract two or three from the leadout LBA.
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- The /TRACK switch can be used instead of /START and /END to
- specify that an entire track be copied to the output file. NOTE:
- This will also copy the pregap from the next track (if it exists).
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- The /SPEED switch can be used to change the reading speed of
- the CDROM drive (not supported by all models). This can be used
- to slow down very fast drives such as the Plextor 6Plex.
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- The /APPEND switch can be used to append additional audio data
- to an existing file.
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- **********************************************************************
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- Please send all suggestions, comments, and bug reports to...
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- Jeff Arnold
- 125 Indian Rock Road
- Merrimack, NH 03054
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- Phone: 603-424-0269
- FAX : 603-429-0073
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- URL : http://www.mainstream.net/goldenhawk
- EMAIL: jarnold@mainstream.net
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- Updated on APRIL 5, 1996
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