Program: qtcd 0.3
	Yet Another CD Player for Linux

This software is guranteed that if it does compile on your compuer,
it will may not run.

System requirements:
	Qt (2.0x or higher) for the GUI.
	linux/cdrom.h from 2.2.X Linux for the CD Class.

General overview:
I have written a two part CD player for linux. The GUI is written in 
the Qt library. The actual player is written in a class file. This means
you can write your own GUI over the class if you do not like the one I have
provided. (I thought about writing a console UI but I have not taken the
time to do one.)

See the CHANGELOG for more information.

The CD class is as flexable as possible so far. It supports two modes of 
play: whole side and single track. All other playmodes can be created 
in the UI I believe.

There is an HTML document for the class file but it is out of date with
current methods (of course).

Development platform:
	This app was developed on a Linux 2.2.x computer with an IDE CD-Rom. 
I do not have a SCSI drive or one with multiple disc capacity. I should work 
on any 2.2.x compuer with the possible exception of the multiple CD one.

I hope I have left the source and class interface clear to anyone who wishes
to look at it.

Compile:
	type 'make' in the dir you extracted the files in to.
	copy the program to where you want to use it.

Installation;
	Since this program does ioctl() calls and open() on the, it has to be
	ran as root or setuid root. I have done my best to make sure this 
	program is secure but use at your own risk.

	To install as setuid root:
		1: become root
		2: copy to a good dir in your path (/usr/local/bin)
		3: chown root each program file
		4: chmod 4755 each program.
	Now anyone can run the program on your computer and play the CD.
	You can limit access you the program as you see fit.

Usage:
	#./qtcd [device]
		or
	#./qtcddb [device]

	device is optional and defaults to /dev/cdrom


	Note: must be ran as root or setuid. I have not audited this code
	for possible security issues.

Contact:
	Keith <kschin@unf.edu>