matt sephtonSpindle update: tidied up the UI (grids are great!) and submitted for TestFlight.
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Hurrah! The ISO output from Spindle now matches my reference file.
I was missing the last sector; classic off-by-one error 😅
Aside: I have a ContextMenu Action to add the MD5 hash of a file as its Finder comment.
More polishing of the Spindle UI:
- device descriptions come from the internet
- two the same shows exact model number
- stop button is now red
- progress of most complete rip displayed as badge
- dumping requires less permissions than other tools! 😎
Spent a *very* annoying evening adding HFS volume label probing to Spindle for ripping vintage Mac discs.
Since Catalina macOS no longer supports reading HFS volumes, so I had to roll my own Swift code to do this, building on many useful lessons learned from hfsutils source.
Since this last update almost a week ago I realised my initial solution was broken in Sandbox environment...so I had to rework it! The result is that you can now see HFS volume labels in the TestFlight version of Spindle. Hurrah! All set for launch.
Better late than never! A new batch of CD-ROMs arrived and that spurred me on to fix the final few bits of Spindle (my optical disc dumping app) and add a few more details to the UI.