CDR ATIP Reader read information from CD-R/RW media ATIP section and output it for user in raw binary data view, in fields values view and in translated view. That information can contain media manufacturer name, disc type and additional information.

Main Downloads

1. Download here - 180 Kb - Compiled with MFC Libs Shared

2 .Download here - 265 Kb - Compiled with MFC Libs Static (If you don't have ones)

Special Chinese (traditional) version 0.92a

3 .Download here - 218 Kb - Translated by YSL. Thanks him very match.

Required:

For running the program and collect data you need:

1. proper WNASPI32.DLL installed
   (fresh ASPI manager usually shipped with CD recorders/writing software)
2. CD-drive device (IDE ATAPI or SCSI) that support SCSI Multimedia Commands – 2/3 (MMC-2/3). Mostly all of CDRW drives do.

INSTALL NOTES:

Just unzip and run.

UNINSTALL NOTES:

Just delete.

Files in package

Zip package contain files:

1. cdr_atip_read.exe
2. file_id.diz
3. readme.txt
4. license.txt
5. mcodes.ini
6. file_pad.xml (optional)

Files created in work process

If you use option [Save To Log], program will save collected media data to simple txt file in the same directory. File name - atip_log.txt

Usage notes:

1. Run
2. If program found any CD-ROM devices with SCSI support it put them in combo-box
3. Select Device and press [Read CD Data] button
4. Device will be asked with two commands (Read TOC/ATIP for atip, and Read DISC INFORMATION)
5. If device reply, ouput data will be puted in list-box. Press view buttons to sweetch the current data view.
6. Colected data can be saved to a txt file by pressing [Save To Log] button. You can provide some comments before saving data.
7. You can update manufacturers database by editing mcodes.ini. This file must be placed in the same directory.

Terms:

This is a shareware product. You can use it free for 30 days.

You can register CDR ATIP Reader for $10 at eSellerate

Registered users will get all future updates / releases of CD-R ATIP Reader free.

News

13 aug 02 New version. All registered users can upgrade to 0.92 without additional registration

29 jul 02 New version with minor changes. All registered users can upgrade to 0.91 without additional registration

28 jul 02 We begin collect wishes for new version. If you have ones you are welcome to email them to us

Screenshots

Version history

v 0.92 - 13 august 2002

-Added ini file - mcodes.ini, where can be stored information about manufacturers and dye types (see mcodes.ini for example). Note - information about dye types (and colors) is very unshure.

-All DISC INFORAMTION fields shown in fileds view

-Selector of commands added

-ATIP: Disc subtypes translated, CLV translated

-Minor changes

v 0.91 - 29 july 2002

-Save To Log now allow to choose what views must be saved. Entries delimeters in log changed.

-Minor about dialog changes

v 0.9 - 25 july 2002

Public release

FAQ

Q: I don't see my IDE CDR drive in your program

A:
1. ASPI do not found your device. Not much we can do - the problem is linked with hardware and ASPI linked sofware.
For example reported problems with NT on motherboards with Intel chipsets solved after installing firmware Intel Bus Master IDE. Native Microsoft IDE Bus Driver not work.

2. Your drive respond with other device type code than CD-ROM(5). Also possible values WORM(4) and Optical Device(7). Next version will output all founded SCSI devices

Q: How i can handle mcodes.ini?

A: Information in mcodes.ini writed as in any ini file - there are sections and keys
Each section is a manufacturer code must be writed in square brackets( for example - [97:31:00])
In each section must be key NAME with manufacturer name (for example - NAME = Ritek Co.)
Additinally you can add keys for dye types from 0 to 9 (for example 1 = Cyanine )
< EXAMPLE START
[97:31:00]
NAME = Ritek Co.
0 = Cyanine (Color: Green,Blue)
3 = Cyanine (Color: Green,Blue)
5 = PhthaloCyanine (Color: Gold)
9 = PhthaloCyanine (Color: Gold)
< EXAMPLE END
Note: Information about dye types is very unsure. Interesting inforamtion about dye types gathered here

Q: I was told (read over internet) that only CDRW drives can read ATIP and CD-ROM drives can't. Is that true?

A: No. Mostly all of CD-ROM drives cannot read. But some can. We have found that our program working well with TEAC CD-540E (Win2000).
If you found other CD-ROM drives capable to read ATIP, please report
But Remember that not only CD-ROM drive is responsible for the ability to read ATIP. OS, ASPI and hardware participating too.

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