Only once fully formated (which
takes 1 hour for 1x media), DVD-RW permits for random write, but with
32KB granularity. Latter means that you either have to have special
kernel driver which would arrange for 32KB granularity or modify file
system code to do same thing. Now note that no
Hello,
cdrecord and cdda2wav are running at highest priority (-20).
Is it really necessary?
Is it also necessary if DMA is enabled?
Wouldn't a less higher priority, say -18, suffice?
-Hanspeter
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DVD+R usually does not know the size of the medium when it starts
writing and therefore writes the TOC after the data. With DVD-R and DVD-RW
and cdrecord you write in SAO mode which causes the TOC to be written first
and the data to be written later without the need to reposition the
On Mon, Nov 24, 2003 at 11:48:20AM +0100, Joerg Schilling wrote:
Note that unlike most software, my programs are higly portable and you may not
notice that I e.g. put a lot of effort into the OS/2 port or a new upcoming
vanilla DOS port.
As someone who's using cdrecord-ProDVD on HP-UX, I'd
unsubscribe
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From: Florian Lindauer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cdrecord writes in SAO mode so it needs to know the sizes.
- Currently using the pipe-scheme mkisofs | cdrecord I would
have to specify tsize, which I cannot do. So I cannot use the
pipe but have to create an image, the filesize of which will
From: Geoffrey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Looking to possibly purchase a dvd burner. I/O Magic DVD +-RW/+-R Dual
Format 4x DVD ReWritable drive. Number off the box is IDVDRW4DB
^^
What should this be?
From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sat Nov 29 02:14:18 2003
Right, I meant to follow this up but never did. I think it's a
linux/cdrecord issue now.. because it works if i boot into MacOSX 10.3
and use this cdrecord (from fink):
Cdrecord 1.11a39 (powerpc-apple-macosx7.0.0) Copyright (C) 1995-2002 J?rg
Thanks for your response. I greatly appreciate your efforts with
cdrecord and other software.
Joerg Schilling wrote:
From: Geoffrey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Looking to possibly purchase a dvd burner. I/O Magic DVD +-RW/+-R Dual
Format 4x DVD ReWritable drive. Number off the box is IDVDRW4DB
Joerg Schilling wrote:
From: Florian Lindauer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cdrecord writes in SAO mode so it needs to know the sizes.
- Currently using the pipe-scheme mkisofs | cdrecord I would
have to specify tsize, which I cannot do. So I cannot use the
pipe but have to create an
Pardon me. I've missed the discussion of dvdrecord and non GPL compliance.
But I was trying out my new Lite-On DVD writer this last weekend ( $80 after rebates
at Best Buy ).
With dvdrecord, it would not detect as a dvd, but only as a cd.
It also gave me certain scsi command errors. Is this a
I did not see the discussion on the way dvdrecord ignores GPL.
But on RH Linux this last weekend, it would not detect DVD-R in my
new Lite-On drive.
Clarence Wilkerson
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Pardon me. I've missed the discussion of dvdrecord and non GPL compliance.
But I was trying out my new Lite-On DVD writer this last weekend ( $80 after rebates
at Best Buy ).
With dvdrecord, it would not detect as a dvd, but only as a cd.
It also gave
From: Hanspeter Roth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cdrecord and cdda2wav are running at highest priority (-20).
Is it really necessary?
Is it also necessary if DMA is enabled?
Wouldn't a less higher priority, say -18, suffice?
It may be that you are hit by Linux ps missfeatures :-(
they run on a even much
From: Florian Lindauer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Something I did learn friday night by studying the Win32 binaries using
strings on my Solaris machine...
If you look close enough at the binaries you should be able to extract
the firmware yourself.
Well. I know strings. But not much about windows
Andy Polyakov wrote:
I'm using a PX-708A with DVD+R Verbatim disks.
But its very slow.
First of all, make sure you use at least growisofs 5.11. 5.11 addresses
DVD+ performance problem with Pioneer unit, but later it became apparent
that Plextor unit would exhibit same performance degradation.
On Dec 01 at 17:15, Joerg Schilling spoke:
It may be that you are hit by Linux ps missfeatures :-(
And what are »Linux ps missfeatures« ?
(I'm running cdrecord and cdda2wav on FreeBsd.)
they run on a even much higher priority
So is it necessary or is it just for fun?
(cdda2wav freezes the
[currently my mailhost has problems delivering to fokus, sorry]
If you don't have a correct image, the program doesn't accept it.
That sure is a good idea..
BTW: I just received a mail from another person who
succeeded in extracting the firmare from the win32 installshield file.
So this is
On Tue 02 Dec 2003 04:26:58 NZDT +1300, Joerg Schilling wrote:
This list is not the place to discuss problems of this dvdrecord it has plenty
of known problems and the self called maintainter does not fix them
You keep on saying that this list is not for discussing dvdrecord.
Please
OK, found the %spftw.. and the unpacked Opal_103.bin in the
Win-user's LocalSettings temp dir. Now, have I proven worthy :)
Why don't you do all Plextor users a favour, and post how to extract
the firmware binary file from the supplied .exe on Linux, i.e. not
using windows. Including file
On Monday 01 December 2003 06:13 pm, Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
OK, found the %spftw.. and the unpacked Opal_103.bin in the
Win-user's LocalSettings temp dir. Now, have I proven worthy :)
Why don't you do all Plextor users a favour, and post how to extract
the firmware binary file from the
Only once fully formated (which
takes 1 hour for 1x media), DVD-RW permits for random write, but with
32KB granularity. Latter means that you either have to have special
kernel driver which would arrange for 32KB granularity or modify file
system code to do same thing. Now note that no
Hello,
cdrecord and cdda2wav are running at highest priority (-20).
Is it really necessary?
Is it also necessary if DMA is enabled?
Wouldn't a less higher priority, say -18, suffice?
-Hanspeter
DVD+R usually does not know the size of the medium when it starts
writing and therefore writes the TOC after the data. With DVD-R and DVD-RW
and cdrecord you write in SAO mode which causes the TOC to be written first
and the data to be written later without the need to reposition the
On Mon, Nov 24, 2003 at 11:48:20AM +0100, Joerg Schilling wrote:
Note that unlike most software, my programs are higly portable and you may not
notice that I e.g. put a lot of effort into the OS/2 port or a new upcoming
vanilla DOS port.
As someone who's using cdrecord-ProDVD on HP-UX, I'd
unsubscribe
From: Florian Lindauer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cdrecord writes in SAO mode so it needs to know the sizes.
- Currently using the pipe-scheme mkisofs | cdrecord I would
have to specify tsize, which I cannot do. So I cannot use the
pipe but have to create an image, the filesize of which will
From: Geoffrey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Looking to possibly purchase a dvd burner. I/O Magic DVD +-RW/+-R Dual
Format 4x DVD ReWritable drive. Number off the box is IDVDRW4DB
^^
What should this be?
From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sat Nov 29 02:14:18 2003
Right, I meant to follow this up but never did. I think it's a
linux/cdrecord issue now.. because it works if i boot into MacOSX 10.3
and use this cdrecord (from fink):
Cdrecord 1.11a39 (powerpc-apple-macosx7.0.0) Copyright (C) 1995-2002 J?rg
Thanks for your response. I greatly appreciate your efforts with
cdrecord and other software.
Joerg Schilling wrote:
From: Geoffrey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Looking to possibly purchase a dvd burner. I/O Magic DVD +-RW/+-R Dual
Format 4x DVD ReWritable drive. Number off the box is IDVDRW4DB
Joerg Schilling wrote:
From: Florian Lindauer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cdrecord writes in SAO mode so it needs to know the sizes.
- Currently using the pipe-scheme mkisofs | cdrecord I would
have to specify tsize, which I cannot do. So I cannot use the
pipe but have to create an
Pardon me. I've missed the discussion of dvdrecord and non GPL compliance.
But I was trying out my new Lite-On DVD writer this last weekend ( $80 after
rebates at Best Buy ).
With dvdrecord, it would not detect as a dvd, but only as a cd.
It also gave me certain scsi command errors. Is this a
I did not see the discussion on the way dvdrecord ignores GPL.
But on RH Linux this last weekend, it would not detect DVD-R in my
new Lite-On drive.
Clarence Wilkerson
From: Clarence Wilkerson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Pardon me. I've missed the discussion of dvdrecord and non GPL compliance.
But I was trying out my new Lite-On DVD writer this last weekend ( $80 after
rebates at Best Buy ).
With dvdrecord, it would not detect as a dvd, but only as a cd.
It also gave
NO, read the documentation to learn how to use tsize= if you write
from a pipe
OK, so I can do it even when using a pipe, mkisofs with -print-size.
But using an image instead of the pipe would do too..
Will try soon.
Something I did learn friday night by studying the Win32 binaries using
From: Florian Lindauer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Something I did learn friday night by studying the Win32 binaries using
strings on my Solaris machine...
If you look close enough at the binaries you should be able to extract
the firmware yourself.
Well. I know strings. But not much about windows
From: Hanspeter Roth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cdrecord and cdda2wav are running at highest priority (-20).
Is it really necessary?
Is it also necessary if DMA is enabled?
Wouldn't a less higher priority, say -18, suffice?
It may be that you are hit by Linux ps missfeatures :-(
they run on a even much
Andy Polyakov wrote:
I'm using a PX-708A with DVD+R Verbatim disks.
But its very slow.
First of all, make sure you use at least growisofs 5.11. 5.11 addresses
DVD+ performance problem with Pioneer unit, but later it became apparent
that Plextor unit would exhibit same performance degradation. If
On Dec 01 at 17:15, Joerg Schilling spoke:
It may be that you are hit by Linux ps missfeatures :-(
And what are »Linux ps missfeatures« ?
(I'm running cdrecord and cdda2wav on FreeBsd.)
they run on a even much higher priority
So is it necessary or is it just for fun?
(cdda2wav freezes the
[currently my mailhost has problems delivering to fokus, sorry]
If you don't have a correct image, the program doesn't accept it.
That sure is a good idea..
BTW: I just received a mail from another person who
succeeded in extracting the firmare from the win32 installshield file.
So this is
On Tue 02 Dec 2003 04:26:58 NZDT +1300, Joerg Schilling wrote:
This list is not the place to discuss problems of this dvdrecord it has
plenty
of known problems and the self called maintainter does not fix them
You keep on saying that this list is not for discussing dvdrecord.
Please
OK, found the %spftw.. and the unpacked Opal_103.bin in the
Win-user's LocalSettings temp dir. Now, have I proven worthy :)
Why don't you do all Plextor users a favour, and post how to extract
the firmware binary file from the supplied .exe on Linux, i.e. not
using windows. Including file
On Monday 01 December 2003 06:13 pm, Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
OK, found the %spftw.. and the unpacked Opal_103.bin in the
Win-user's LocalSettings temp dir. Now, have I proven worthy :)
Why don't you do all Plextor users a favour, and post how to extract
the firmware binary file from the
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