pycdio

Python interface to the libcdio, the CD Input and Control library
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Summary

pycdio is a software library[1].

Key Facts

  • Instance of: free software[2]
  • Maintained by: R. Bernstein[3]
  • Copyright license: GNU General Public License v3.0 or later[4]
  • Programmed in: Python[5]
  • Software version identifier: 2.0.0[6], 2.1.0[7], 2.1.1[8]
  • Has use: GNU Compact Disc Input and Control Library[9]
  • Official website: https://github.com/rocky/pycdio[10]
  • Copyright holder: R. Bernstein[11]
  • Copyright status: copyrighted[12]

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