CD-ROM XA file extractor
Given a raw CDROM data track (.cdr) file, and a directory to extract into, XAX will go through the track sector by sector and parse the headers. XAX knows how to parse Mode1, Mode2 and the CDROM XA Mode2/Form1 and Mode2/Form2 sectors.
It will then write the data contents of those sectors to files, grouped by their "type", "file" and "channel" attributes.
The resulting filenames follow the format "type/file/channel", where "type" is
one of 'video', 'audio', 'data' or 'untyped', and "file" and "channel" are
two-digit hexadecimal numbers. So, for example, all of the sectors for video
file 1, channel 31 will be written out to one continuous file at video/01/1f.
xax.py [-v] [-i INPUT_FILE] [-t TARGET_DIR]
If you don't specify an input file, XAX will expect to receive the input on stdin. If you don't specify a target directory, XAX will output files in the current working directory.
All you need is a working Python 3 interpreter. XAX uses only built-in Python standard libraries.
Copy xax.py onto your computer.
XAX uses the "MIT" license, see the LICENSE file at the top level of the XAX code repository.
XAX is written by Brendan Jurd.