I was just providing info in relation to the question:
What kind of open logical forensic file formats are used and that could be used in software
Take it or leave it, I have no personal connection or agenda on the efforts to develop the CASE format... and I was clear that this is work in progress.
It must be a difference in parsing, I read this:
... file formats are used and that could be used
as needing two things concurrently:
1) file formats used (already in use and thus already existing)
2) that could be used (in the sense of freely usable)
It is good to know that when/if a version 1.0 release of CASE will be released it may contain (or it may not, as it might be released later in the upcoming 2.0 or 3.0 versions) a forensic image file format specification and, when/if this happens it will be freely usable (open, open source, etc.).
jaclaz