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(26 Feb 2011, 22:44 )Bubbawild Wrote: [ -> ]i have tested it on xp sp3 and it works fine from system

will test it from mem stick

Hope that you find it useful 😉

Can you re-upload please ? The link is dead😕

You gotta be kidding me

Seems Qwerty is updating their program over at BA:- http://forum.boundanna.net/board/viewtop...=28&t=4447

Been wanting to try this for ages!

EDIT: Hmmm.... not working for me. Also seems there has been little activity/updating recently on the software..!

I still don't understand how this works. Do you tie yourself up and struggle until the cd drawer ejects and releases the keys into your hand? The diagram appears to demonstrate this but they keys are far from dropping into the subjects hand.

v3.0 is discontinued, but you can download it from this site (see the first post in this thread). The latest supported version is Simple v1.7.1 : https://www.likera.com/sb/misc/cd-tray-o..._1.7.1.txt

CD-Tray opener has an official Linux PPA

https://launchpad.net/~haikm/+archive/ub...elfbondage

If, for some reason, the PPA disappears you can get the files here:

https://www.likera.com/sb/misc/cd-tray-o...ic6.tar.gz
https://www.likera.com/sb/misc/cd-tray-o...c6_all.deb
https://www.likera.com/sb/misc/cd-tray-o...ublic6.dsc

On Linux you can just eject the cd by typing the "eject" command, put it after a sleep and it works as a timed release.




that command waits 60 seconds and then ejects en retracts the cd tray. So I'm not sure why there is a need for a program to do that.

(27 Aug 2018, 14:43 )Anne Wrote: [ -> ]So I'm not sure why there is a need for a program to do that.

Kinky GUI? 😁

(03 Nov 2013, 07:44 )NoNeedToBreathe Wrote: [ -> ]I still don't understand how this works.  Do you tie yourself up and struggle until the cd drawer ejects and releases the keys into your hand?  The diagram appears to demonstrate this but they keys are far from dropping into the subjects hand.

Yes, you tie yourself up and struggle, or stay as still as you can depending on how you feel (!) and it is up to you to position the keys so that once released, you have some way of pulling them into your hands. I use a piece of string that is trapped by the cd tray on the laptop, positioned so that the laptop camera captures any movement. Movement triggers additional time to your session, and once the time expires the keys are released and then you can pull the string towards you and unlock yourself.

Obviously, if you lose the string you are stuffed (literally if you have a nice butt plug in at the time) so I usually tie one end of the string to the chain on the cuffs so I don't need to keep hold of the string for the duration of the session.