■ File source definition

file source is an MS-DOS file in which the data used to compose an ISO9660 file is stored.
The file source is defined between and .
The parameter of the FileSource line is the file name of the data file.
On the next command line, specify the characteristics of the data file. All of the following commands can be omitted.
●SourceType
∙ Specify one of the following types for the parameter.
-MONO_A
The data is ADPCM and mono_level A.
-MONO_B
* Data indicates that it is AD_PCM Mono_Level B.
-MONO_C
The data indicates that it is AD_PCM mono_level C.
-STEREO_A
The data indicates ADPCM and stereo_level A.
-STEREO_B
The data indicates ADPCM and stereo_level B.
-STEREO_C
The data indicates that ADPCM is stereo_level C.
-CDDA
, Use this if you want to register the data with CDDA in the ISO9660 file system.
-VIDEO
Specified that the file data is video.
-ISO11172
Specified that the file data is an ISO11172 stream.
●SubHeader
∙ Indicates that a subheader has already been added to the file data. If this command line is not specified, it indicates that there are no subheaders.
●Offset
∙ Specify this when using a part of the input MS-DOS file as the file source. Specify the read start position of the MS-DOS file in the first argument and the read size in the second argument. The starting position and size are in bytes.
●BitRate
∙ Specify the data bit rate.
●UnitSize
Specified unit size in sectors. If this command line is not specified, no interleaving is assumed.
●GapSize
Specified gap size in sector units.
If this command line is specified without specifying the UnitSize line, a warning message will be displayed.
●BeginTimeF
∙ Specify the start position in the ISO9660 file as a relative position from the beginning of the file.
If the parameter is specified with a "+" sign instead of a relative position, it indicates that it will continue after the previously defined file source.