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Usage

Overview

Iso9660 Analyzer Tool is a free utility tool for detecting the structure of DVD/CD-ROM image file formats; the tool supports many DVD/CD-ROM data image file formats.

The following are the supported modes

1) MODE1/2048

2) MODE1/2368

3) MODE1/2352

4) MODE1/2448

5) MODE2/2336

6) MODE2/2352

The following are not supported.

1) The compressed image format eg: zlib images, audio

Iso9660 Analyzer Tool provides the conversion of any image format to an UDF/ISO for easy mounting in your favorite Operating System. The tool also permits the creation of TOC or CUE file descriptor to burn the image easily with your favorite burner on your favorite Operating System. If the image is not compliant with TOC or CUE, it should be converted to UDF/ISO format which can be mounted upon any Operating System.

If the Operating System does not support image of DVD/CD-ROM, then creating the TOC file descriptor is a good option burn 1:1 original image. Iso9960 Analyzer Tool provides option to create TOC file descriptor. Note some application does not support TOC descriptor. Similarly, if the Operating System does not support image of DVD/CD-ROM, then creating the CUE file descriptor is also a good option. Iso9960 Analyzer Tool provides option to create CUE file descriptor. Note the creation of CUE might work with protected image.

Options

Option Syntax

Iso9660 Analyzer tool uses GNU getopt to process command-line arguments, every option has both the long and short form. Long options are more convenient to remember, but shorter are easier to type. The user may freely mix different option styles, or specify options after the command-line arguments.

eg.:

iat --iso --input=FOO.img -o FOO.iso

The space between the option accepting an argument and the argument may be omitted. Instead of -o log you can write -oFOO.iso

Many options that do not require arguments may be clubed together

eg.:

iat -xi FOO.img

The equivalent is

iat -x -i FOO.img