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[QUOTE="Maarten, post: 3486262"]
Think of a TOC as sort of like a partition table, except that it

I have never seen the TOC of an audio-cd but since freedb/cddb both 
display the start of each audio track as a frame-offset I guess it is 
set in frames.

The TOC can set the track offset (the frame at which a track begins; 1 
second is 75 frames), index point (subdivisions of a track), cd and 
track information and whatever one would like to put in there.

Most programs I've seen that copy cd's and convert them to wave or mp3 
require an ASPI driver (ASPI stands for Advanced SCSI Programming 
Interface. Originally developed by Adaptec. It is a software layer that 
enables programs to communicate with SCSI (and ATAPI) devices.)

And that was indeed my question to begin with, though maybe not too 
clear. I have never seen a Java program to copy audio CD's or do 
something else with it and since I only have experience with PHP and 
Javascript it requires me quite a bit to learn which is all right as 
long as it leads to something.

Maarten
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