Volker,
I can burn
DVD+Rs using growisofs, but I get the above error with cdrecord-ProDVD.
I can smell a dead simple solution here...
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The original problem I was trying to solve was to get xcdroast to work,
which requires cdrecord-ProDVD to burn DVDs. I actually had thought of your
I can not play dvd that was recorded in a sansui 4005 in other machines
or in a pc.
Thanks
Joe xavier
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True, but having an automounter like autofs would be an easy way of
implementing this, and it has the advantage that it'll also work
from outside of the DE.
Hm, true. Any distro actually using autofs though? SuSE isn't, don't
know about others. Can one assume that people who use the command
The original problem I was trying to solve was to get xcdroast to work,
which requires cdrecord-ProDVD to burn DVDs.
I hear k3b is better anyway? You could try a wrapper script which magles
-prodvd arguments into something useful for growisofs, but I'm unable to
help (no time).
I assume Yes
On Wed, Jan 28, 2004 at 02:58:45PM +1300, Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
It may be a little tricky on distributions not coming from a commercial
source, like Debian.
Maybe, but it remains entirely Debian's problem and responsibility to
sort out. It's by no means impossible. In any case, as you say, not
-a broken drive.
Again, since growisofs works, I doubt this, but perhaps cdrecord avails
itself of some facility that growisofs ignores. Is this the case? In other
words, WHY would growisofs either not have or not be stopped by this error,
while cdrecord is? Recall that cdrecord is
cdrecord development
was then suspended for a while, and Andy Polyakov made dvd+rw-tools
(growisofs) which is mainly meant for DVD+ drives, and is open
source under the GPL.
cdrecord release schedule was never a driving force for dvd+rw-tools, it
was availability of technology and personal
First of all note that 5.17 is strongly recommended update for those who
deploy 5.14 through 5.16. It addresses problems with DVD-dash recordings
performed with -dvd-compat option, i.e. very kind of recordings you're
referring to. I apologize for inconvenience, but do upgrade.
Now to wrap up
-a broken drive.
Again, since growisofs works, I doubt this, but perhaps cdrecord avails
itself of some facility that growisofs ignores. Is this the case? In other
words, WHY would growisofs either not have or not be stopped by this error,
while cdrecord is? Recall that cdrecord
From: Andy Polyakov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-a broken drive.
Again, since growisofs works, I doubt this, but perhaps cdrecord avails
itself of some facility that growisofs ignores. Is this the case? In other
words, WHY would growisofs either not have or not be stopped by this error,
while
Hi,
It may be a little tricky on distributions not coming from a commercial
source, like Debian.
Maybe, but it remains entirely Debian's problem and responsibility to
sort out. It's by no means impossible. In any case, as you say, not
J?rg's problem.
Sorry, _what_ remains Debian's problem
On Wed 28 January 2004 16:07, Joerg Schilling wrote:
From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Jan 27 21:08:37 2004
Aha, thanks for explaining that. This does pose a bit of a
problem though if you have both: say I insert a CD, then the
volume manager sees it and mounts it. Then I go to my magic
From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Jan 27 21:08:37 2004
Aha, thanks for explaining that. This does pose a bit of a problem
though if you have both: say I insert a CD, then the volume manager
sees it and mounts it. Then I go to my magic automounter directory
and it tries to mount it too. Problem.
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that cdrecord-ProDVD
This is commercial binary-only software.
Looks like you confuse binary with commercial.
Or was dvdrecord just some
Red Hat package of cdrecord-ProDVD?
No. Various distributions shipped dvdrecord some while ago, because it
Does
this answer mean that cdrecord fundamentally checks some data that is always
going to give me an error,
Let me re-phrase. Growisofs pulls DISC INFORMATION (that's what the
command 0x51 in question does) in a way different from cdrecord, which I
believe is/offer as the explanation for why
From: christine trame [EMAIL PROTECTED]
we got a SONY DVD+/-RW model DW14A and try to write with it 2x dvd's
under RHE (with the kernel version 2.4.21). The errors we are getting:
dvdrtools v0.1.3
Portions (c) 2002 Red Hat, Inc.
Based on:
Cdrecord 1.11a15 (i386-redhat-linux-gnu) Copyright (C)
Hi,
I asked this in debian-user and got no answer so I thought this is a better place.
How do I get
udf writing working in kernel 2.6? I have udftools installed. However when I try a
pktsetup, it
complains that the kernel does not have pkcdvd device. What menu option/patch do I
have to
Did I say that cdrecord squeezes the drive? No! If I wanted to say
that, I'd say Unlike cdrecord, growisofs... But I said nothing of that
sort! I said that growisofs asks only for information I consider
required for intended purpose in a colorful way. I was basically
answering Thomas'
It seems that the Sun volume mamager performs a dummy mount for
empty medium and remains quiet until you call eject cd.
Upon CD/DVD media load Solaris volume manager arranges kind of bypass
device entry under /vol and then invokes rmmount. Rmmount analyzes the
media to identify the file system
I assume Yes was the answer to have to do this by hand? Ugh.
Correct, sorry. It's not possible to say in one sentence how to do this,
and I don't know of any howto. Don't do it again... You could look at
files with about the same timestamp and delete those after venturing a
guess whether they
Hello,
I upgraded to dvd+rw-tools-5.17 tonight and I seem to have
found a new error message I have not seen before.
# growisofs -Z /dev/scd0 -dvd-video output
Executing 'mkisofs -dvd-video output | builtin_dd of=/dev/raw/raw1 obs=32k seek=0'
:-( unable to PREVENT MEDIA REMOVAL: Bad file
On Wednesday 28 January 2004 09:52, Andy Polyakov wrote:
First of all note that 5.17 is strongly recommended update for
those who deploy 5.14 through 5.16. It addresses problems with
DVD-dash recordings performed with -dvd-compat option, i.e. very
kind of recordings you're referring to. I
On Wed 28 January 2004 00:28, Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
or whatever. Then when the user actually opens the drive, the
automounter kicks in and it is mounted.
In this case, you simply don't need an automounter, and SuSE
shows that nicely. User wants to open hard disk? - Click
harddisk icon.
Volker,
I can burn
DVD+Rs using growisofs, but I get the above error with cdrecord-ProDVD.
I can smell a dead simple solution here...
===
The original problem I was trying to solve was to get xcdroast to work,
which requires cdrecord-ProDVD to burn DVDs. I actually had thought of your
I can not play dvd that was recorded in a sansui 4005 in other machines
or in a pc.
Thanks
Joe xavier
True, but having an automounter like autofs would be an easy way of
implementing this, and it has the advantage that it'll also work
from outside of the DE.
Hm, true. Any distro actually using autofs though? SuSE isn't, don't
know about others. Can one assume that people who use the command
The original problem I was trying to solve was to get xcdroast to work,
which requires cdrecord-ProDVD to burn DVDs.
I hear k3b is better anyway? You could try a wrapper script which magles
-prodvd arguments into something useful for growisofs, but I'm unable to
help (no time).
I assume Yes
-a broken drive.
Again, since growisofs works, I doubt this, but perhaps cdrecord avails
itself of some facility that growisofs ignores. Is this the case? In other
words, WHY would growisofs either not have or not be stopped by this error,
while cdrecord is? Recall that cdrecord is
cdrecord development
was then suspended for a while, and Andy Polyakov made dvd+rw-tools
(growisofs) which is mainly meant for DVD+ drives, and is open
source under the GPL.
cdrecord release schedule was never a driving force for dvd+rw-tools, it
was availability of technology and personal
First of all note that 5.17 is strongly recommended update for those who
deploy 5.14 through 5.16. It addresses problems with DVD-dash recordings
performed with -dvd-compat option, i.e. very kind of recordings you're
referring to. I apologize for inconvenience, but do upgrade.
Now to wrap up
From: Andy Polyakov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-a broken drive.
Again, since growisofs works, I doubt this, but perhaps cdrecord avails
itself of some facility that growisofs ignores. Is this the case? In other
words, WHY would growisofs either not have or not be stopped by this error,
while
On Wed 28 January 2004 16:07, Joerg Schilling wrote:
From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Jan 27 21:08:37 2004
Aha, thanks for explaining that. This does pose a bit of a
problem though if you have both: say I insert a CD, then the
volume manager sees it and mounts it. Then I go to my magic
From: Volker Kuhlmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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WHEN WILL YOU FINALLY follow the nettiquette?
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From: christine trame [EMAIL PROTECTED]
we got a SONY DVD+/-RW model DW14A and try to write with it 2x dvd's
under RHE (with the kernel version 2.4.21). The errors we are getting:
dvdrtools v0.1.3
Portions (c) 2002 Red Hat, Inc.
Based on:
Cdrecord 1.11a15 (i386-redhat-linux-gnu) Copyright (C)
that cdrecord-ProDVD
This is commercial binary-only software.
Looks like you confuse binary with commercial.
I believe it's being sold, which makes it commercial. (Note I never
criticized this.) I assume you're not refuting the binary-only.
DVDs. Not quite accurate, but it goes along
Hi,
I asked this in debian-user and got no answer so I thought this is a better
place. How do I get
udf writing working in kernel 2.6? I have udftools installed. However when I
try a pktsetup, it
complains that the kernel does not have pkcdvd device. What menu option/patch
do I have to
It seems that the Sun volume mamager performs a dummy mount for
empty medium and remains quiet until you call eject cd.
Upon CD/DVD media load Solaris volume manager arranges kind of bypass
device entry under /vol and then invokes rmmount. Rmmount analyzes the
media to identify the file system
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