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dentman42 · 30-08-2002

Sounds to me like it might be a custom compressed audio format, or maybe encrypted .mp3, etc. If you can't even read the data on your CDROM drive, it might be a proprietary format, or may not even actually be a CD (maybe a DVD type optical disc that looks like a CD but has greater capacity).

30-08-2002	#4 (permalink)
dentman42 CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 387	Sounds to me like it might be a custom compressed audio format, or maybe encrypted .mp3, etc. If you can't even read the data on your CDROM drive, it might be a proprietary format, or may not even actually be a CD (maybe a DVD type optical disc that looks like a CD but has greater capacity).