CDemu

CDemu is an open source kernel module for Linux based operating systems, designed to simulate a CD drive.

CDemu includes an user space program to control the kernel module. You can use it to watch a SVCD or mount the data track of a bin/cue file.

What is new in this release:

• This version adds a MacBinary/NDIF file filter, a new resource fork parser for DMG, samplerate conversion for the SndFile filter, non-blocking I/O, and dynamic device addition/removal.

What is new in version 2.0.0:

• CMake is now used instead of Autotools.
• ISZ, CSO, and DMG file filters were added.
• The DAA parser was converted to a file filter, and support for the related GBI format was added.
• Audio fragment was converted to a file filter.
• The image analyzer now displays disc structures.
• Contextual features, support for GObject introspection, better caching, support for GZIP and XZ compressed images, and support for ECM'ed files was added.
• The CIF parser was improved.
• Mode setting was fixed.
• Partial support was provided for (one track) MDX images.
• gCDEmu can now act like a Unity indicator.
• GVFS support was improved.

What is new in version 1.5.0:

• The dbus and gconf bindings have been switched out with newer GDBus and Gsettings, which is part of the New GiO framework in GObject.
• The Gnome client was switched from GTK2 bindings to GTK3 using the new pygobject introspective binding.
• There's been a major code cleanup as well.
• This release has partial CSS support, bash completion, parser fixes, and analyzer gfx fixes, and is probably python3 ready.

What is new in version 1.4.0:

• In addition to bugfixes and some cleanup, this release brings a major rewrite of both the daemon and the clients.
• The CDEmu daemon is not a traditional "daemon" anymore.
• Instead, it is a regular application which utilizes the D-Bus (auto)start facility for both session and system bus instances.
• Both cdemu-client and gCDEmu have been changed to single-file Python scripts.
• gCDEmu has been changed from a GNOME applet into a standalone Gtk application.