pBurn 4.3.19
BTW I've looked into it, and you shouldn't worry about VCD1.0 (as there is an extremely small probability someone won't be able to play VCD2), or XVCD (as most players won't play it, just computers, in which case you might as well just put the files straight on disc).
Just do VCD2 and SVCD (I have no idea what would be good bitrate choices for SVCD - how did you decide for DVD?).
You put still image support into your DVD making, and I noticed here that VCD's DO support still images as well, but I don't know if vcdimager can do it or not.
Just do VCD2 and SVCD (I have no idea what would be good bitrate choices for SVCD - how did you decide for DVD?).
You put still image support into your DVD making, and I noticed here that VCD's DO support still images as well, but I don't know if vcdimager can do it or not.
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There are only two other features that I think would be nice. The first is the ability to doAnything else????
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pburn somefile someotherfile somefolder
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pfind somefolder
The (more useful) second feature is a field for the search path on the search tab. I don't know about other people, but I think I've only ever needed to search my whole filesystem twice, but I also don't search the same path repeatedly. So choosing a search path isn't really an advanced search feature, it is a simple feature that I use every time, and it would really make sense to have the path in all the "simple" search guis - in the main pburn gui, the simple pfind gui, the pfind results gui, etc.
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trouble starting the burn
I don't understand what i'm doing wrong. I load all the files, i click the fire, then make it a finalized session, then click the other fire burner cd in the lower right hand box. Nothing starts at all, I'm running dingo, ungraded or rather installed all the required files for 1.70, as 1.50 had the same problem.
Any help would be lovely,
Thanks,
Stoly
Any help would be lovely,
Thanks,
Stoly
*shrug*
perhaps its one of two problems. no temp storage.
and maybe because trying to burn through a usb external drive.
and maybe because trying to burn through a usb external drive.
and no real change.
must be sincce its else where.
oh well. theres always windos.
cool lookn program tho with much simplicity!
oh well. theres always windos.
cool lookn program tho with much simplicity!
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The VISIBLE_ISO variable is not getting set when trying to blank a disk, which causes the failure because there is no value to the <visible></visible> tags. When I manually plug a value in there I get a dialog window with a bunch of extra tabs all marked Unnamed, with options not related to blanking at all. Basically every possible tab for that window is showing up in the blanking dialog rather than the 3(?) which really should be.
In looking at the code it looks like you are storing the description for each tab in a variable (GUI_BURN, GUI_BLANK, GUI_COPY, etc.) and need to zero out some variables when the blank option is chosen to get rid of those extra tabs.
Hope this helps. Sorry I can't be more specific right now or provide a patch, really busy tonight.
Nathan
In looking at the code it looks like you are storing the description for each tab in a variable (GUI_BURN, GUI_BLANK, GUI_COPY, etc.) and need to zero out some variables when the blank option is chosen to get rid of those extra tabs.
Hope this helps. Sorry I can't be more specific right now or provide a patch, really busy tonight.
Nathan
Bring on the locusts ...
See, this is why I love Puppy, would take hours for me tifigure all that out..lol. Thanks people. Will give this a try later, hopefully can make 1.8.0 default in TigerPup. Also, REALLY excited by the shrink/copy dvd option. I hope it comes out soon!!! There has been nothing to replace k9copy from kde in puppy, and would be awesome if this could happen from pburn. Keep up the good work!
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"Video Disc" is grayed out in Dingo with vcdimager - presumably you are checking for DVDauthor, but not for vcdimager?
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cheksum worries
"growisofs is a frontend of mkisofs and cdrecord. It means it can't do anything else than combine mkisofs with a pipe to cdrecord. It also autodetect settings for multisession, and set other options (as burnfree) as default.
But to your case. Do I understand you right: Copy a disk with growisofs, and the new copy is bigger than the original. Copy with cdrecord, both are equal.
Are you into this enough to give us an example and show us the commands with growisofs and mkisofs/cdrecord."
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Sigmund, sorry it is until now that I go on with this...
Allow me to use this real-time kernel distro as an example:
ubuntustudio-8.04-alternate-i386.iso
size: 1 153 828 864 bytes
md5sum: 55e4d7be543b0a228c36718b90a6e6d6
Using default burning options on a DVD+R:
growisofs -speed=4 -dvd-compat -Z /dev/hda="/mnt/sda7/ubuntustudio/ubuntustudio-8.04-alternate-i386.iso"
making a dd copy gives this file properties:
size: 1 153 859 584 bytes
md5sum: b70f6d9e22ed468a4217f6b72f62cd2c
Using default burning options on a DVD-R:
growisofs -speed=4 -dvd-compat -Z /dev/hda="/mnt/sda7/ubuntustudio/ubuntustudio-8.04-alternate-i386.iso"
making a dd copy gives this file properties:
size: 1 153 859 584 bytes
md5sum: b70f6d9e22ed468a4217f6b72f62cd2c
Using edited burning options on a DVD-R:
cdrecord -dao dev=ATAPI:/dev/hda "/mnt/sda7/ubuntustudio/ubuntustudio-8.04-alternate-i386.iso"
making a dd copy gives this file properties:
size: 1 153 828 864 bytes
md5sum: 55e4d7be543b0a228c36718b90a6e6d6
Only using the classic cdrecord without burnfree renders the same
original size and checksum.
Is this important?
But to your case. Do I understand you right: Copy a disk with growisofs, and the new copy is bigger than the original. Copy with cdrecord, both are equal.
Are you into this enough to give us an example and show us the commands with growisofs and mkisofs/cdrecord."
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Sigmund, sorry it is until now that I go on with this...
Allow me to use this real-time kernel distro as an example:
ubuntustudio-8.04-alternate-i386.iso
size: 1 153 828 864 bytes
md5sum: 55e4d7be543b0a228c36718b90a6e6d6
Using default burning options on a DVD+R:
growisofs -speed=4 -dvd-compat -Z /dev/hda="/mnt/sda7/ubuntustudio/ubuntustudio-8.04-alternate-i386.iso"
making a dd copy gives this file properties:
size: 1 153 859 584 bytes
md5sum: b70f6d9e22ed468a4217f6b72f62cd2c
Using default burning options on a DVD-R:
growisofs -speed=4 -dvd-compat -Z /dev/hda="/mnt/sda7/ubuntustudio/ubuntustudio-8.04-alternate-i386.iso"
making a dd copy gives this file properties:
size: 1 153 859 584 bytes
md5sum: b70f6d9e22ed468a4217f6b72f62cd2c
Using edited burning options on a DVD-R:
cdrecord -dao dev=ATAPI:/dev/hda "/mnt/sda7/ubuntustudio/ubuntustudio-8.04-alternate-i386.iso"
making a dd copy gives this file properties:
size: 1 153 828 864 bytes
md5sum: 55e4d7be543b0a228c36718b90a6e6d6
Only using the classic cdrecord without burnfree renders the same
original size and checksum.
Is this important?
It interesting that you get the same size every time (well at least twice) with growisofs.
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Apparently if you don't eject the disc after burning you won't find the correct checksum.
Presumably that isn't your problem?
You seemed to imply the problem is just with DVD media. Is that correct, or is it just that you only use DVD media?
Presumably that isn't your problem?
You seemed to imply the problem is just with DVD media. Is that correct, or is it just that you only use DVD media?
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