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The bluray ISO content looks like

• BDMV
• ANY!

I tried to get them like

using (FileStream isoStream = File.Open("c:\p\test.iso", FileMode.Open))
      {
        CDReader cd = new CDReader(isoStream, true);
        var items = cd.GetDirectories("/").Concat(cd.GetFiles("/")).ToArray();
      }

But I got null reference exception.

I want to extract content from ISO file

Hi! Thanks for DiscUtils!
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The DiscUtils project, although still being used by many, is no longer being actively maintained in the original repositories:

• Original CodePlex project @ http://discutils.codeplex.com: Last change by festive_ken on Sep 25, 2014 (> 2,5 years ago)
• The DiscUtil package @ https://www.nuget.org/packages/Discutils/: Last change by @fearthecowboy on Jun 15, 2013 (> 3,5 years ago)

We've been able to at least partially revamp some of the DiscUtils development in this repo, as well as the fork maintained by @LordMike. This includes making the code compatible with .NET Core and taking pull requests from the community.

This PR is to track us being able to have the DiscUtils NuGet packages updated.

Hence pinging @fearthecowboy and @coapp, who maintain the NuGet package, to see if there's a way we can collaborate and have an updated package on NuGet?

Hi.

Thank you for Quamotion.DiscUtils.

When I run the following command:
sn -vf "Quamotion.DiscUtils.dll"

I get the following error:
Failed to verify assembly -- Strong name validation failed.

Quamotion.DiscUtils.1.0.3 NuGet package.

Thank you.

v5 ,can not read correctly.
and
v4, can browse file names , but can not open correctly.

hope to solve it

i can not open the help

In PR #8 you asked for unit tests. I tried to execute the current tests, bad failed badly.

Can you explain how to run them, or what would be your preferred way to add tests?

Regards,
Bianco

Great work on preparing this humongous library for .NET Core :)

Would it be an idea to follow the .NET Core conventions and separate the different parts into separate projects (assemblies and Nuget Packages)?

Ideally, I could Install-Package Quamotion.Discutils.Ntfs on my project, to get just the NTFS part - it would then reference core libraries as needed to provide just that.

I could help on splitting out the projects.

@LordMike has done the rather impressive work of splitting DiscUtils in seperate packages.

This issues it to track whether we'd RI these changes into this repo, or attempt to handover the ownership of discutils to @LordMike.

Net, this issue serves as a continuation of the discussion on #9.