Any apps for reading ISRC codes on Snow Leopard?

[crizdee]

Hi,

i'm looking for something quick and easy to check the ISRC codes after they have been written!

Got one client says the codes are not on the CD i burned using Toast 9. i haven't checked for a while and no one else has come back saying the codes are not present. but i'm wondering if there might be a problem with the Sony optiarc burner and toast on snow leopard, as i've just switched to using Snow Leopard.

Chris

[DetroitT]

Hi. The terminal will do this. (
drutil info)
I'm in Leopard although I wouldn't think it's changed.

TC
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Terminal open

Have disc inserted
Open Terminal (Utilities)
type in: drutil subchannel (This will take a moment for all tracks. Command period will stop if you wish to check track #1)


Additional drutil commands are:
(i.e. Type drutil and the below command)

atip Displays ATIP information about inserted CD-R/RW media.
bulkerase Bulk erases -RW media in either quick or full mode.
drutil bulkerase (quick | full)
burn Burns a given file or directory to disc.
drutil burn (burn-options) <path>
cdtext Displays CD-Text present on an audio CD.
discinfo Displays disc related info when media is present.
dumpiso Parses ISO-9660 directory structures.
drutil dumpiso <devnode> <block> [format]
dumpudf Parses UDF directory structures.
drutil dumpudf <devnode> <block> [format]
eject Ejects media from the drive (if any).
erase Erases -RW media in either quick or full mode.
drutil erase (quick | full)
filename Translates filenames for different filesystems.
drutil filename <name>
getconfig Displays current and supported device features and profiles.
drutil getconfig (current | supported)
info Displays detailed information about connected drives.
list Lists all connected burning devices.
poll Constantly polls and displays device notifications.
status Displays detailed information about inserted media.
subchannel Displays subchannel (MCN, ISRC) info when CD media is present.
toc Displays TOC information about inserted CD media.
trackinfo Displays track related info when media is present.
tray Opens and closes drive tray, and ejects media.
drutil tray (open | close | eject)
version Display the OS and DiscRecording version numbers.

[James Drake]

drutil subchannel | grep ISRC

[Rich Breen]

Originally Posted by crizdee

Hi,

i'm looking for something quick and easy to check the ISRC codes after they have been written!
...

Chris

Toast will read them quick and easy - just go to Recorder->Disc Info

best,
rich