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The best thing to do is to download Charle's cdd package and read
both the program and its documentation. 

http://wxweb.msu.edu/~henrich/cdd.html

After that if you have any questions feel free to post.

	Have fun,
	Amancio

>From The Desk Of Dietmar Schroeter :
> Hallo,
> I am interested in reading and copying Audio-CD's using FreeBSD, and
> because there seems to be no working driver and application program,
> I'm looking for some Information about the data structures on these
> media. They told me about a "cdd" written by Charles Henrich that
> should work with some drives. Also, they told that reading an audio-CD
> may not be absolutely reliable. This isn't easy to understand without
> understanding the data format. So who can give me some info about these
> topics ?
> 
> -- 
> Dietmar Schroeter	| email: sc@sax.de