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DTsbtoa(3dm)							  DTsbtoa(3dm)

NAME
     DTsbtoa - convert six-bit country and owner codes to ASCII string

SYNOPSIS
     #include <sys/types.h>
     #include <dmedia/dataudio.h>

     void DTsbtoa(char* s, const unchar *sb, int count);

PARAMETERS
     s	     A pointer to a string to store the converted value.  The string
	     pointed at by s must be at least count bytes long not counting
	     the terminating null.

     sb	     A pointer to an array of six-bit coded characters.

     count   The number of six-bit characters in the sb array.

RETURNED VALUE
     DTsbtoa returns the number of characters converted.

DESCRIPTION
     DTsbtoa converts an array of bytes containing letters and numbers encoded
     according to the six-bit format used by the International Standard
     Recording Code (ISO 3901) [see cdframe (4) for the six-bit code] into the
     corresponding ASCII string.  DTsbtoa appends a terminating null to the
     end of the string.

SEE ALSO
     DTintro(3dm), DTtimetoa(3dm), datframe(4)

AUTHOR
     Mark Callow

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