I have some large data sets to store. It would be nice to write tham in
audio mode with larger sectors than the standard ISO9660 format. Since
these will be written and read with an application, the format can be
anything I desire, as long as it's physically portable. I would love to
put the length in the first four bytes and then just read data from CD
to a disk file (and obviously write as well). It would reduce the media
count and improve the transfer rates as well.
Has anyone done anything with this? And is there any reason why it would
not work. Yes, obviously I have to pad to the correct length before
writing, to fit the larger sectors.
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