I've seen comments that:Flash wrote:I wonder if all this confusion about volumes and sessions could explain why multisession Puppy disks sometimes won't boot after saving the first session. If I remember correctly, this mostly seems to happen to laptops.
Thanks Disciple for pointing out how my post semantics could be a bit confusing.disciple wrote:What is a "screen pet"?
Is there such thing as a "multi-session ISO"? Do you mean a multi-session disk? Pburn can do this. It uses growisofs. You just need to use the "import session" feature I referred to above.
As I understand it, multisession was not in the original CD specification but was in the original DVD specification. It was added to the CD specification after CD burners became available and people realized it was possible to do. At first, every CD burner manufacturer had their own way to do it.disciple wrote:I've seen comments that:
- the way multisession disks work is by tradition - it is not defined in the spec.
Yeah.gcmartin wrote:Thanks Disciple for pointing out how my post semantics could be a bit confusing.disciple wrote:What is a "screen pet"?
Is there such thing as a "multi-session ISO"? Do you mean a multi-session disk? Pburn can do this. It uses growisofs. You just need to use the "import session" feature I referred to above.
But, my question is requesting if there exist a PET which presents a form which will add folders/files to an existing multi-session disk that was created by Pburn.
There should not be necessary to 'import session' first. That is meant to see what's already burnt onto the disc. Pburn supports multisession, the way that you can just add new data to the burnlist and burn... Pburn will detect your multisession disc, and set up burn parameters for a new session.gcmartin wrote:But, my question is requesting if there exist a PET which presents a form which will add folders/files to an existing multi-session disk that was created by Pburn.
Ahadisciple wrote:Yes, in Pburn it is called the "Project label"
- Is Pburn getting too big? - I don't know what I already have implemented. 
libburn is not (and probably won't be) supported, so cdr-tool/kit will be the only solution. I could add this feature, but if the fact is that volname reads the first (and not last) session label, the result will not be logical. Let's bring this feature to the surface at the time anyone finds a solution with isoinfo or other builtin tools.disciple wrote:Ah, good question.
I have now heard that volname only reads the label of the first session, which is not what you would want.
You can also see a label with xorriso or with these commands:
isoinfo dev=/dev/sr0 -d
cd-info -C /dev/sr0 --dvd
I think I read that xorriso can display all the labels. In theory you should be able to read them all with isoinfo's -T option, but you'd need to figure out what sectors to tell it to look in. I'm not sure about other methods.
I'm guessing that isoinfo and cd-info tell us the label of the most recent session (which is all you would need), but I'm not sure.
Can you describe this closer, and hopefully give an exact report how you reproduce this.Roy wrote:EDIT2: Gut feeling is that there's a timing issue with Pburn -- if a new disc isn't loaded in the tray waiting for Pburn's autofunctions, you will have to monitor the entire process before it deletes the .tmp files.
This is not a Pburn bug, but an issue in the backend (wodim). It must be said, - it might could be improved by piping the output via iconv to get rid of those weird chars. Do anyone have skills about this ?in the burner status window there you have a countdown showing:
burning in: 4 seconds (followed by graphic characters - I guess
backspaces) 3 seconds (chars again) 2 seconds
(chars again) 1 second
As all the words and characters are in one long line I would consider this as being a little bug.
I assume that you wanted it to look like this:
4 seconds at to of it 3 seconds, at to of it 2 seconds and finally
1 second.
Are you saying that the result will be the same whether or not you use "import session"?zigbert wrote:There should not be necessary to 'import session' first. That is meant to see what's already burnt onto the disc. Pburn supports multisession, the way that you can just add new data to the burnlist and burn... Pburn will detect your multisession disc, and set up burn parameters for a new session.gcmartin wrote:But, my question is requesting if there exist a PET which presents a form which will add folders/files to an existing multi-session disk that was created by Pburn.
Sigmund
Yesdisciple wrote:Are you saying that the result will be the same whether or not you use "import session"?
"Import Session" is handy to see what's on the disc, so Martin (and other) would probably like to use it. I only stated that it is not necessary for the burning resultdisciple wrote:Or do you think my assumption that gcmartin wants to still see the files from the first session as well as the new files is wrong?
Sure! Currently using Slacko-5.3.0.1-MAIN (but also happens with Three-headed Dog), Open Pburn, set temporary storage to directory on external 1TB (USB, ext2) drive, place NEW DVD-r disk in drive, view lower left "Scanning disc" bar until it shows "DVD: 4.38Gb...Free 4.38Gb ", select "Burn video" in 'Burn Mode' column, navigate to selected .avi file, and select the flaming burn options icon.Can you describe this closer, and hopefully give an exact report how you reproduce this
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# diff pburn.org pburn
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< [ "$LANGUAGE" = "auto" ] && LANGUAGE="`ls -1 $APPDIR/locals/ | grep ${LANG%.*}`"
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> [ "$LANGUAGE" = "auto" ] && LANGUAGE="`ls -1 $APPDIR/locals/ | grep ${LANG%.*}| head -n 1`"
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< if [ "$LANGUAGE" = "auto" ] || [ -z $LANGUAGE ]; then LANGUAGE="`ls -1 $APPDIR/locals/ | grep ${LANG%_*}`"; fi
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> if [ "$LANGUAGE" = "auto" ] || [ -z $LANGUAGE ]; then LANGUAGE="`ls -1 $APPDIR/locals/ | grep ${LANG%_*}| head -n 1`"; fi
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< . $HOME/.pburn/pburnhlp-$LANGUAGE #read help text (in installed language)
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> #. $HOME/.pburn/pburnhlp-$LANGUAGE #read help text (in installed language)
> H="$HOME/.pburn/pburnhlp-$LANGUAGE"
> [ -s "$H" ] && . "$H"Thank you, I have fixed it. Also for the other apps in the Pseries.shinobar wrote:Pburn 3.4.1 (pmusic also have same issue)Code: Select all
# diff pburn.org pburn 86c86 < [ "$LANGUAGE" = "auto" ] && LANGUAGE="`ls -1 $APPDIR/locals/ | grep ${LANG%.*}`" --- > [ "$LANGUAGE" = "auto" ] && LANGUAGE="`ls -1 $APPDIR/locals/ | grep ${LANG%.*}| head -n 1`" 89c89 < if [ "$LANGUAGE" = "auto" ] || [ -z $LANGUAGE ]; then LANGUAGE="`ls -1 $APPDIR/locals/ | grep ${LANG%_*}`"; fi --- > if [ "$LANGUAGE" = "auto" ] || [ -z $LANGUAGE ]; then LANGUAGE="`ls -1 $APPDIR/locals/ | grep ${LANG%_*}| head -n 1`"; fi 226c226,228 < . $HOME/.pburn/pburnhlp-$LANGUAGE #read help text (in installed language) --- > #. $HOME/.pburn/pburnhlp-$LANGUAGE #read help text (in installed language) > H="$HOME/.pburn/pburnhlp-$LANGUAGE" > [ -s "$H" ] && . "$H"
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#install helptext
TMP_LANG=$LANGUAGE
[ -s /usr/share/doc/pburn/$LANGUAGE.html ] && export LANGUAGE=en_US:english
$APPDIR/func -install #check help variables
. $HOME/.pburn/pburnhlp-$LANGUAGE #read help text (preferable in installed language)
export LANGUAGE=$TMP_LANG
Burning a video-DVD won't build a iso-file. growisofs writes directly onto the disc.Roy wrote:Just where does Pburn create / store its .iso file?
No problem... I read, but I haven't always something to add. You might want to get in contact with jason (plinej) via the pdvdrsab threadRoy wrote:Again, I don't intend to hijack this Pburn thread, but don't know where else to post for solutions.