;========================================================================== ; MODULE: CDSniff.txt ; AUTHOR: JohnMil ; DATE: 9-10-92 ; ; This is the data file for testing to make sure the MCI CDAudio's command ; set has all options implemented. It essentially exercises each option of ; each MCI CDAudio command once. ; ; Rules for construction of this data file can be found in MCI\MCIGen\TestLoop. ; ;========================================================================== ; ; ; ;=================== TestCase TC_CD_SNIFF ;=================== ; close all 0 open %driver% 0 1 break %driver% off 0 break %driver% on 3 0 sysinfo %driver% installname 0 %driver% sysinfo %driver% name 1 0 %driver% sysinfo %driver% name 1 open 0 %driver% sysinfo %driver% quantity 0 1 sysinfo %driver% quantity open 0 1 close %driver% 0 open %driver% alias %alias% 0 1 capability %alias% can eject 0 true capability %alias% can play 0 true capability %alias% can record 0 false capability %alias% can save 0 false capability %alias% compound device 0 false capability %alias% device type 0 %driver% capability %alias% has audio 0 true capability %alias% has video 0 false capability %alias% uses files 0 false close %alias% 0 open %driver% alias %alias% 0 1 info %alias% product 0 CD Audio close %alias% 0 open %driver% 0 1 close %driver% 0 open %driver% alias %alias% 0 1 close %alias% 0 open %driver% shareable 0 1 close %driver% 0 open %driver% alias %alias% 0 1 pause %alias% 0 play %alias% 0 set %alias% time format tmsf 0 play %alias% from 1:1:1:1 0 play %alias% to 3:3:3:3 0 play %alias% from 1:1:1:1 to 3:3:3:3 0 pause %alias% 0 ; ;JQ 24/may/95 - The resume command is now supported in NT3.51 ;so change expected result from mcierr_unsupported_function to 0, but ;disable the command because a 'stop/pause - resume' sequence may return ;mcierr_hardware on some CD-ROM devices. Resume will be tested in a new ;test case. ; ;resume %alias% ;0 ; seek %alias% to 1:1:1:1 0 seek %alias% to start 0 seek %alias% to end 0 set %alias% audio all off 0 set %alias% audio all on 0 set %alias% audio left off 0 set %alias% audio left on 0 set %alias% audio right off 0 set %alias% audio right on 0 set %alias% video off 0 set %alias% video on 0 set %alias% door closed 0 set %alias% time format milliseconds 0 set %alias% time format ms 0 set %alias% time format msf 0 set %alias% time format tmsf 0 seek %alias% to 3:0:1:1 0 status %alias% current track 0 3 status %alias% length 0 * status %alias% length track 3 0 00:06:19 status %alias% media present 0 true status %alias% mode 0 stopped status %alias% number of tracks 0 30 status %alias% position 0 03:00:* status %alias% position track 3 0 03:00:00:00 status %alias% ready 0 true status %alias% start position 0 01:00:00:00 status %alias% time format 0 tmsf stop %alias% 0 close %alias% 0Download Driver Pack
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