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Thanks jkr!<br />
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My ntddcdrm.h is very old. I am still waiting for the new DDK from microsoft. <br />
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The post in osr was just a reprint from the msdn. Nothing new even the build date is in 2003 April.<br />
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Thanks again!<br />
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Thanks jkr!

My ntddcdrm.h is very old. I am still waiting for the new DDK from microsoft.

The post in osr was just a reprint from the msdn. Nothing new even the build date is in 2003 April.

Thanks again!



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Any one have ever used this : IOCTL_CDROM_READ_TOC_EX?<br />
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Is this IOCTL call not yet ready? or already out dated?<br />
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This call is not included in the header file ntddcdrm.h!!<br />
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Any one know how to use this query? I want to read the sub channels (R-W) of a audio cd (red book / cdda). I want to read the CD-Text from the CD.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Marcus
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Any one have ever used this : IOCTL_CDROM_READ_TOC_EX?

Is this IOCTL call not yet ready? or already out dated?

This call is not included in the header file ntddcdrm.h!!

Any one know how to use this query? I want to read the sub channels (R-W) of a audio cd (red book / cdda). I want to read the CD-Text from the CD.

Thanks,
Marcus

IOCTL_CDROM_READ_TOC_EX ??

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