Jeff:
You might try downloading CDFAQ.TXT and/or CDROMF.ZIP in Lib#1 for general
background and discussions about various formats and other CDROM info.
Hope this helps. — Rich Bowers
As far as audio cds go, the data format is arranged into a Lead=In area
containing a TOC which lists the starting track number, the ending track
number, and the lead-out time in minutes, secs and frames, and a list of
tracks, with a pointer to the starting absoute time in min, sec, frame of
each track. In the program area, the audio data is arranged into frames of
2352 bytes, and control bytes. The CDROM drive can usuall return the Q
channel of the control bytes, or part of it,