ISRC API

[Nicholas Humfrey-3]

Hello,

I have been looking at the mailing list archives and saw that
cdio_get_track_isrc() got added to CVS in March.

Which drivers is this supported in? Just the cdrdao and bincue image
drivers? Is anyone looking at adding support for Linux CD driver?


I see that there are constants in the cdtext header file, that look like
they should be able to read the ISRC, however they don't seem to get
displayed with the 'cd-info' tool, on a CD known to have ISRC codes on it,
using a drive that claims to support reading ISRC codes. Is this fully
implemented?


Thanks,

nick.


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[Robert William Fuller]

Nicholas Humfrey wrote:

> I have been looking at the mailing list archives and saw that
> cdio_get_track_isrc() got added to CVS in March.
>
> Which drivers is this supported in? Just the cdrdao and bincue image
> drivers? Is anyone looking at adding support for Linux CD driver?
>
> I see that there are constants in the cdtext header file, that look like
> they should be able to read the ISRC, however they don't seem to get
> displayed with the 'cd-info' tool, on a CD known to have ISRC codes on it,
> using a drive that claims to support reading ISRC codes. Is this fully
> implemented?

It is fully implemented for image drivers.

Support for CD drivers is a lot trickier due to the necessity of reading
the sub-channel data.  I think Peter was considering working on it for a
bit, as was I.  You can learn more by looking at the list archives.

I'm currently preparing to go to graduate school in the fall, so my time
is quite limited, at the moment.  I was dabbling with my CD ripper
project during idle cycles until a bug in Objective-C stopped me.  Now
that project is on hold until someone addresses
http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=36610.