libcdio-osx/test/data/cdtext.cue

CDTEXTFILE "cdtext.cdt"
FILE "cdtext.bin" BINARY
  TRACK 01 AUDIO
    INDEX 01 00:00:00
  TRACK 02 AUDIO
    INDEX 01 00:08:00
  TRACK 03 AUDIO
    INDEX 01 00:16:00
1) cdtext objects are no longer associated with a track but with the disc. 2) - cdio_get_cdtext no longer takes track as an argument - cdtext_get, cdtext_get_const, cdtext_set require track argument 3) Language, Genre, Genre Code and Encoding Fields are now properly parsed and stored in the cdtext object 4) Added public function cdio_get_cdtext_raw to extract the binary CD-Text 5) Added CDTEXTFILE keyword logic in cue sheet parser. Parses binary/raw CD-Text files 6) Added cdtext_genre2str to convert genre code 7) altered the example programs, test drivers, cdda-player and cd-info to work with these changes 8) Added test case 9) A few smaller changes A disc either holds CD-Text for all the tracks or does not hold any. Therefore a CD-Text object for the whole disc seems more natural to me. It also enables us to store global fields, like genre, encoding, language. Patch was tested on GNU/Linux 32 bit running Gentoo. 2011-11-24 20:54:40 -05:00			`CDTEXTFILE "cdtext.cdt"`
			`FILE "cdtext.bin" BINARY`
			`TRACK 01 AUDIO`
			`INDEX 01 00:00:00`
			`TRACK 02 AUDIO`
This cue is burnable via the command: cdrecord -text cuefile=cdtext.cue 2011-11-28 20:33:18 -05:00			`INDEX 01 00:08:00`
Double length of cdtext cue/bin example. Thomas reports on libcdio-devel that the helps some LG drives and wodim. 2011-12-25 15:38:31 -05:00			`TRACK 03 AUDIO`
			`INDEX 01 00:16:00`