I don't think my boss would agree to sharing our source code, which makes an artical less interesting. Although we did agree that we should write a book on how to do this. Writing a CD is easy enough, but keeping track of each different option for each different media can be a pain (CD-R, CD-RW which might be MRW formatted, DVD-R, DVD-RW either sequential recording or restricted overright, DVD-RAM, DVD+R, and DVD+RW) There is no model that is common between all of the above. I did not use all the possible modes, so I'm not sure how to use them all. If you think there is a useful artical here I'll write it (but no source code will be included!)

Thank you. I knew there had to be an easy way, but I didn't find it when I searched. (I didn't search the right places to find it) I don't know that it works, but if it doesn't the bugs are mine now...

thank you, thats what I needed to know. My compiler also allows this for class, but I don't expect to use this one forever. (It isn't supported anymore, and is missing some parts of C++) I makes for ugly code (though I see why not all compilers will make it work for class) Anyone have a better idea than a bunch of structs, and some classes to manipulate them with pointers to the struct?