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3.7 IOS file definition

3.7.1 Defining file attributes

Format: BeginTimeS relpos
parameters: relpos: Starting position to place the file (relative time from the start of the session)
function: Places the file starting at the specified position relpos.

Format: EndTimeS relpos
parameters: relpos: End position to place the file (relative time from session start)
function: Places the file ending at the specified position relpos.

Format: BeginTime E relpos
parameters: relpos: Starting position to place the file (relative time from the start of the extent)
function: Places the file starting at the specified position relpos.

Format: EndTimeE relpos
parameters: relpos: End position to place the file (relative time from the start of the extent)
function: Places the file ending at the specified position relpos.

Format: FileNo fno
parameters: fno: File number (1 to 255)
function: Assigns a file number to the file.
remarks: Only MODE2 track files (CD-ROM XA standard) have meaning.
Set in the file number area of subheaders and directory records.
Note If data with subheaders is used as a file source, the subheader information of the file source takes precedence. (Refer to the command SubHeader) At this time, specify the same file number as the subheader of the file source to avoid inconsistencies with the directory record.

	Note	If data with subheaders is used as a file source, the subheader information of the file source takes precedence. (Refer to the command SubHeader) At this time, specify the same file number as the subheader of the file source to avoid inconsistencies with the directory record.

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Command specifications
Command
Pack specification after channel interleaving
Keyword
Pack
No
7.1.6

Format

Pack

parameters

none

function

After channel interleaving, empty sectors (unused sectors) are removed.

remarks

Normally, specify Pack to use disk space efficiently.
If Pack is not specified, empty sectors will be included for the difference between the sector rate and bit rate.

Note

BeginTimeF and EndTimeF specifications are invalid. Also, if MinLength is specified, the file area will be reserved for the specified size.

Format: SectorRate [nsect]
parameters: nsect: Number of sectors consumed per second (0 to 65535, 150 if omitted)
function: Specifies the number of sectors consumed per second for the file.
If you specify 0 or 65535 for nsect, the sector rate that minimizes empty sectors (unused sectors) will be automatically calculated.
remarks: Empty sectors are included for the difference between sector rate and bit rate.

Format: Trigger relpos
parameters: relpos: Position to set the Trigger bit (relative time from the beginning of the file)
function: Sets the Trigger bit of the sector at the specified position.

Format: Eors relpos
parameters: relpos: Position to set the EOR bit (relative time from the beginning of the file)
function: Sets the EOR bit of the sector at the specified position.

3.7.2 Defining directory record information

Format: MinLength len
parameters: len: Number of bytes (for files) or number of sectors (for directories)
function: Reserves space of the specified size on disk, regardless of the actual size of the file or directory.
As a result, even if the size of the file increases, it will not affect subsequent disk layouts as long as it is within the minimum size.
remarks: According to the ISO9660 standard, directory files are allocated on sector (2048 byte) boundaries.
Therefore, specify the number of sectors for directories.

Format: Attributes atr
parameters: atr: Attribute of the file (HIDDEN, NOHIDDEN, RECORD, or NOTRECORD)
function: Sets the directory record's invisible attribute bit or extended attribute record bit.
remarks: This command is retained for compatibility. No need to write.

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Command
Definition of file recording date and time
Keyword
Recording Date
No
7.2.3

Format

RecordingDate date time

parameters

date: Recording date DD/MM/YYYY

time: Recording time hh:mm:ss:cc:gg

function

Set the recording date and time of the file.

remarks

Write the date and time in the following format. Hundredths of seconds are ignored.

DD/MM/YYYY …day/month/year

hh:mm:ss:cc:gg …Hour:Minute:Second:Hundredth of a second:GMT time difference*

* GMT time difference is the time difference from Greenwich Mean Time (in 15 minute units). In Japan, it is 36.

Format: SysOwnerID number
parameters: number: Owner ID number
function: Set a value in the owner ID field of directory record system information.
remarks: This command is retained for compatibility. No need to write.

Format: SysReadAttributes owner group world
parameters: owner: Owner attribute specification (OWNER or NOTOWNER); group: Group attribute specification (GROUP or NOTGROUP); world : World attribute specification (WORLD or NOTWORLD)
function: Sets the value in the read attribute bit of directory record system information.
remarks: This command is retained for compatibility. No need to write.

Format: SysExecuteAttributes owner group world
parameters: owner: Owner attribute specification (OWNER or NOTOWNER); group: Group attribute specification (GROUP or NOTGROUP); world : World attribute specification (WORLD or NOTWORLD)
function: Set the value to the execute attribute bit of the directory record system information.
remarks: This command is retained for compatibility. No need to write.

Format: SameName svdname
parameters: svdname: Same name
function: Set the file name (same name) used in the directory hierarchy controlled by the secondary volume descriptor (SVD) for the file.
remarks: Valid only when a secondary volume is defined.

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3.7 IOS file definition

3.7.1 Defining file attributes

Command specifications

Defining the first position within the disk

BeginTimeS

7.1.1

Command specifications

Defining the end position within the disk

EndTimeS

7.1.2

Command specifications

Defining the first position within an extent

Begin Time E

7.1.3

Command specifications

Defining the end position within an extent

EndTimeE

7.1.4

Command specifications

File number specification

File No.

7.1.5

Command specifications

Pack specification after channel interleaving

Pack

7.1.6

Command specifications

Sector rate specification during channel interleaving

SectorRate

7.1.7

Command specifications

Definition of Trigger bit position in file

Trigger

7.1.8

Command specifications

Definition of EOR bit position within a file

Eors

7.1.9

3.7.2 Defining directory record information

Command specifications

Defining the minimum file size

MinLength

7.2.1

Command specifications

Defining a file's invisible attribute

Attributes

7.2.2

Command specifications

Definition of file recording date and time

Recording Date

7.2.3

Command specifications

Owner ID definition (CD-ROM XA)

SysOwnerID

7.2.4

Command specifications

Definition of read permission attribute (CD-ROM XA)

SysReadAttributes

7.2.5

Command specifications

Defining execution permission attributes (CD-ROM XA)

SysExecuteAttributes

7.2.6

Command specifications

Defining the same name in the secondary volume descriptor

SameName

7.2.7