Does anyone have ready tool to write files to ATAPI CDROM through writer???

[Jigar Mehta]

Hye,
Does anybody of you have any program or tool ready that can be used from
inside my program that writes files to the CDROM (ATAPI interface) through
writer???

Or is there any API or interface available that can be used to write the
files to the CDROM...

Any help will be highly appreciated...

--
Jigar Mehta
jb*******@yahoo.co.in

[Jagadeesh VN]

You have to use the ICDBurn interface for doing this.

If you are using Windows XP, you can always use the IMAPI( Image mastering
API ). This API is designed to allow an application to stage and burn a
simple audio or data image to CD-RW devices. The API is designed to support
the standard Redbook audio and data disc formats with both Joliet and ISO
9660.

There is a sample available in this link.
"http://www.gotdotnet.com/team/cplusplus/samples/cd burning.zip"

Cheers
Jagadeesh
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Hye,
Does anybody of you have any program or tool ready that can be used from inside my program that writes files to the CDROM (ATAPI interface) through
writer???

Or is there any API or interface available that can be used to write the files to the CDROM...

Any help will be highly appreciated...

--
Jigar Mehta
jb*******@yahoo.co.in

[William DePalo [MVP VC++]]

"Jigar Mehta" <jb*******@yahoo.co.in> wrote in message
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Does anybody of you have any program or tool ready that can be used from inside my program that writes files to the CDROM (ATAPI interface) through
writer???

As has already been explained, XP has support some built in for writing CDs.

To complete the picture, on 9x you can use the barely documented ASPI for
Win32 (Advanced SCSI Programming Interface)

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...orage_5ny0.asp

and on NT and 2K, you can order the Device Driver Kit (DDK) and take a look
at the SCSI pass-through sample.

In either case, you send SCSI commands to the device driver which then does
the right thing whether the device is actually SCSI or even ATAPI/IDE.

Regards,
Will