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CD-ROM Tool ASPI v11/26/02 Win32 All |
This is the current ASPI version. It can run under any Win32 OS, but it needs an ASPI installation to work. ASPI installation links can be found below. Download it here: cdromtool_2002-11-26.zip |
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CD-ROM Tool SPTI v11/26/02 Windows NT/2K/XP |
This is the current SPTI version. You don't need to install anything extra to run this, but it is only for users of Windows NT/2K/XP. It will not run under earlier versions of Windows... and may not even run under NT. Download it here: cdromtool_2002-11-26_SPTI.zip |
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| ASPI Installation Files |
Adaptec's ASPI: Start looking here, but Adaptec tends to change their website around, so you might have to dig a little if the link is outdated. Nero's ASPI (see instructions): http://www.ahead.de |
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CD-ROM Tool Older versions and source code |
Older versions and source code can be found in the files section of the Sourceforge project page. |
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Download the CD-ROM Tool source from Sourceforge |
I programmed this using C++ Builder 3. For you fellow Builder users out there, I have included all of the project files necessary to compile it. Those of you without Builder can still benefit by looking at the cdrom.cpp file to see the various functions I put together for manipulating the CD-ROM drive's speed and spindown time. I think I have done a good enough job of commenting it that you'll be able to understand what's going on. CD-ROM Tool and its source are distributed under the terms set forth by the GNU General Public License. To modify and/or redistribute the source code, you must agree to the terms of the GNU General Public License. |
| The AKRip CD-DA Tool Homepage | The AKRip CD-DA Audio Extraction program is implemented with an API encompassing many of the commands discussed in the ATAPI CD-ROM specification. This API works the same way as my program, using the Win32 ASPI layer to send commands to the CD-ROM drive. It is distributed in a DLL whose functions are well-documented on the AKRip website, and the full source is also available. |
| The ATAPI CD-ROM Specification Adobe PDF Format | Prepare yourself. This is some really dry stuff. It's 200+ pages of opcodes, techinal drawings, tables, and text. Most of the time it's pretty straightforward. |
| The ASPI for Win32 Specification | Another technical document, not as hard to read as the ATAPI specs, that details the use of the functions contained within the wnaspi32 DLL. You use these functions to interface with the CD-ROM drive and send the opcodes that you find in the ATAPI spec to it. |
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