me ... the annoying read-ahead bug ...
data format but to CD reading on Linux. (I do not experience
it with growisofs written DVD+RW on Linux)
Volker Kuhlmann
That would probably be because the dvd+rw has previously been written
to beyond the current end of the recording. I.e. the
From: Jeff Lia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My next step to check its correctness is to play the dvd directly using
xine.
On a working iso created with the original mkisofs, I do...
xine dvd:/home/liaj/dvd/DVDR/dvdrtools-0.1.5-new/mnt/VIDEO_TS/
and all is well. However with the hacked iso mount
From: Jeff Lia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oh yeah, the last few lines of console output if they are any help!
...
libdvdnav: Can't read name block. Probably not a DVD-ROM device.
libdvdnav: Unable to find map file '/home/liaj/.dvdnav/.map'
libdvdread: Invalid main menu IFO (VIDEO_TS.IFO).
libdvdnav: vm:
From: Volker Kuhlmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes. Obviously this works only before you've burnt the disk. If you get
a disk from someone else, tough.
because mkisofs adds a generous amount of padding by default.
(300 kB according to 2.01a35's man mkisofs, option -pad)
It used to be 30k, which was
I can create a 720MB ISO9660 image with mkisofs and mount it with -o loop
just fine. However, after burning it to a DVD+RW, I get an error around the
700MB (after 341360 blocks, to be exact) mark with dd. Just trying to read
the files on the disc gives the same I/O error. I'm using the
It is most unlikely that you are able to check correctness using xine
because
AFAIK xine only reads the data via the filesystem interface and stand alone
DVD players usually ignore the underlying filesystem and access the data
directly.
Are you saying that a stand alone DVD player looks for the
I know about the mkisofs -hfs and -apple option to create an
iso/hfs hybrid cd. But can I use cdrecord WITHOUT mkisofs to
create a CD with an HFS filesytem?
Using Robert Leslie's hfsutils I have created on disk the HFS
filesystem image hfs.img. I can mount hfs.img loopback and
can read and
me That's why i think, i cannot use mkisofs -stream-media-size
or Paul Serice's flyisofs.
Joerg Schilling
mkisofs -stream-media-size has been designed to be used together with
something like star -tsize=700m -multivol -dump ...
So i got that right, at least.
So my idea is to have some
Never mind, my code works fine. I was only testing with xine which as you
said didnt work, but when I actually burned to a dvd and stuck it in a
set-top player it worked like a charm. On to the next stage...
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Using Robert Leslie's hfsutils I have created on disk the HFS
filesystem image hfs.img. I can mount hfs.img loopback and
can read and write files to it. Now would a straight cdrecord
hfs.img produce a CD that a Macintosh will read as an HFS
volume?
Why do you ask? I mean, burn it to a
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