Create UDF Extractor

[SteAmeR]

It was derived IsoExtractor with some minor UDF context changes

[gfs]

@SteAmeR Thank you for the contribution. For me to accept it you have to agree to the CLA. Once you do so I can add the plumbing to have this used when iso parsing fails.

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[gfs]

Thanks, and thanks for your contribution to the project!

In the future, please open a single PR (with multiple commits if needed) for each logical topic, rather than PRs for each individual commit. I'll cherrypick the other PRs into this one and review.

[SteAmeR]

Thanks, and thanks for your contribution to the project!

In the future, please open a single PR (with multiple commits if needed) for each logical topic, rather than PRs for each individual commit. I'll cherrypick the other PRs into this one and review.

Sorry for PR mess :\

[gfs]

Thanks, and thanks for your contribution to the project!
In the future, please open a single PR (with multiple commits if needed) for each logical topic, rather than PRs for each individual commit. I'll cherrypick the other PRs into this one and review.

Sorry for PR mess :\ I'm still newbee on github :(

No problem. It can take a bit to get accustomed to.

I'm working on trying to get a sample file that works with the DiscUtils UDF extractor. So far I've tried genudfimage which produced something parseable by the existing iso parser and with iso headings, and mkudffs, which produces a UDF image that is moutnable, but is not parsed properly by DiscUtils. Will need a safe to distribute sample file to validate behavior before merging. Do you have a suggestion for a tool to generate a udf image?

[SteAmeR]

Sure :) https://www.poweriso.com/download.htm

Please follow steps after the installation;

1 - > Options - >Configuration -> File Systems -> Select only UDF deselect other default file system

2 -> File -> New -> UDF DVD

3 -> Add some file/files to project and save

4 - > Tools -> Convert File Format

And final step -> Change iso extension manually to udf as below image and ok

Regards

[gfs]

Thanks. I'll give this a shot today.

[SteAmeR]

Thanks. I'll give this a shot today.

I hope it helps. Also, #120 PR has a build error. How soon will it be released? I need to do my project, as well 😊

Regards,

[gfs]

@SteAmeR Thanks for the reference. I was able to create a disc image that is parseable with the UDF Extractor implementation and the pipelines tests should be running now.

/azp run

[gfs]

/azp run

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Azure Pipelines successfully started running 1 pipeline(s).

[gfs]

Thanks for your contribution! Appears to be working on my end now.

For timing, I plan to merge this once the CI checks pass, after merging the new build should be available on nuget about an hour later.

[SteAmeR]

Great works. Thanks for your cooperation.