What format would that be? What program would that be? I forgot to
mention that I use a Mac.
BTW, somehow I mistyped the file extension. It's .Sd2f, not sd2f. I
corrected the subject line.
Not sure, but I think that file extensions are case sensitive in some
places, and not in others!?
On Aug 7, 2008, at 9:12 PM, mike wrote:
How many is 'many' ?
If it's not a whole lot, you may just want to re rip these cd's into a
format that will be available in the future.
Sorry I can't offer any info on mounting this particular format. It's
always best to keep any data you want to back up in open formats.
Mike
On Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 5:29 PM, Alvin Auerbach
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
Roxio's Toast creates a disk image of an audio CD in a format
called Sound
Designer II (.Sd2f), and I've used it to back up many of my CDs.
I've been thinking (worrying): If ever Toast was discontinued, and
a future
version of Mac OS 10 "broke" the old Toast, is there anything else
that will
mount the image?
I've searched and come up with some technical discussions that I
don't
understand, and the info that QuickTime will play the file, but I
don't
think that it will mount it. I haven't come up with anything that
will mount
it.
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