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Aug 17th, 2004, 12:21 PM
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Writing CD-R(W)s from VB - solved
Hi there,
I just finished a big part of my current project (which I started almost 2 years ago, lol), named "flamed!",
and - like the thread's name already says - it's supposed to be a cd-writing soft.
Done in almost pure VB6 (I'll tell u later, how it can be done in "pure" VB), so start to cry, all of you who doubted it!! 
Its features are right now:
-Blank CD-RWs (quick and full blank)
-Create ISO9660 images for later burning as data discs (only 35 files and no sub-dirs , but hey, it works!)
-Audio discs (either there exists a big problem with my cd-writer or you really can write only 2 tracks, and then it will produce an error,
oh, and you can only write 44kHz 16bit stereo wavs. But hey, it works )
-CDDA Ripper with CD-Text reading and FreeDB query (only Wav)
-ISO9660 image burner (seems to be working... it seems...)
-ISO Ripper, rips data tracks to ISO9660 image
-BURN-Proof
-Test-Mode
-Track-At-Once Recording (Disc-At-Once for audio discs planned)
-Sector viewer, browse the content of your disc in raw view
-Advanced information about your drive/inserted disc
-Uses ASPI/SPTI drivers for communication with drives
-a nice and modern UI
-should run with Win9x/Me/NT/2000/XP
using Win9x, you need WMI
Under Win9x/Me it uses ASPI, under NT kernels it automatically shall select SPTI.
You can force the use of ASPI drivers by uncomenting the line
"'m_bUseASPI = True" in frmSplash.
The project comes with the free DLL "ASPIshim.dll" from
http://hochfeiler.it/alvise
because VB can't call the functions of wnaspi32.dll.
To be honest, you can, but then you'd have to compile the project
before running it.
You have to replace some API calls, then it will work.
If you want to know how, I can upload a SE version 
The source for the GUI components can be found at PSC.
Last, but not least, I'd really be happy to read some comments
(noo, not that "doesn't work!!" stuff :P )
http://actorics.de/flamed.zip (620 kb)
grz
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