Ok. I've another question.
The original CD I was talking about showed no ISRC codes. Fine.
I checked another CD which I had put an ISRC on in the Terminal which was this:
IE-ATH-06-00014
In the terminal it came up like this:
Track 1 ISRC: 0P4057200041
I tried it in JAM and Toast Titanium (as MT Groove suggested) and it came up like this:
ISRC
0@40<1500003 in Toast
ISRC
0@40<1700003 in Jam
I tried the same with the single of Britney Spears "Toxic" and I got:
In Terminal :Track 1 ISRC:
0@40<2001003
In JAM : ISRC
0@40<2001003
In Toast: ISRC
1@4055801230This is strange.
I tried "Extract Audio Copy" but couldn't get any ISRC codes to show but I haven't used it before so I'm sure there is a way.
Anyone know of software that shows the codes in the format I'm used to?
By the way, I found that if you type "drutil subcodes" into the Terminal in OSX you get a list of all the commands to do with your drive.