I'm burning a set of data CDs from ISO images. I'm using K3b for this, but it seems very slow compared to EZCreator. Are there any packages which are faster? TIA -- Satterwhite's Observation #2: In any situation in which theory conflicts with reality, reality wins every time.
On Tuesday 25 February 2003 22:35, Michael Satterwhite wrote:
I'm burning a set of data CDs from ISO images. I'm using K3b for this, but it seems very slow compared to EZCreator. Are there any packages which are faster?
TIA
And, of course - moments after sending this email, I saw the (clearly visible onscreen) parameter which sped it up. Although I would be interested in knowing what burning programs you gurus like, the basic question is moot. mea culpa ---Michael'
Good day Michael, Onsdag den 26. februar 2003 05:40 kvad Michael Satterwhite:
And, of course - moments after sending this email, I saw the (clearly visible onscreen) parameter which sped it up. Although I would be interested in knowing what burning programs you gurus like, the basic question is moot.
Although k3b is probably just another graphical frontend for mkisofs+cdrecord, I use mkisofs+cdrecord directly from the command line. I have two resons for that: The first is that I am sure to have access to _all_ the possibilities built into mkisofs+cdrecord. Some GUIs have fallen short of implementing some less used feature that I needed. The second reason is that if any error occurs, I don't have to worry about finding out whether to blame the GUI for not working correctly with the bakend programs, or if I should blame the actual backend programs. Both mkisofs and cdrecord as understandable for me, with good help from the man pages. This is of course all my personal preferences. Best regards :o) Johnny :o)
Hi Johnny. Sorry for the disturbing you here. Where can I find the details for using mkisofs+cdrecord from the command line ?. TIA Erik On 26 Feb 2003, at 8:27, Johnny Ernst Nielsen wrote:
Good day Michael,
And, of course - moments after sending this email, I saw
Onsdag den 26. februar 2003 05:40 kvad Michael Satterwhite: the > (clearly visible onscreen) parameter which sped it up. Although I > would be interested in knowing what burning programs you gurus > like, the basic question is moot.
Although k3b is probably just another graphical frontend for mkisofs+cdrecord, I use mkisofs+cdrecord directly from the command line.
I have two resons for that:
The first is that I am sure to have access to _all_ the possibilities built into mkisofs+cdrecord. Some GUIs have fallen short of implementing some less used feature that I needed.
The second reason is that if any error occurs, I don't have to worry about finding out whether to blame the GUI for not working correctly with the bakend programs, or if I should blame the actual backend programs. Both mkisofs and cdrecord as understandable for me, with good help from the man pages.
This is of course all my personal preferences.
Best regards :o)
Johnny :o)
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* Erik Jakobsen (eja@urbakken.dk) [030226 00:39]: ->Hi Johnny. -> ->Sorry for the disturbing you here. Where can I find the ->details for using mkisofs+cdrecord from the command ->line ?. man cdrecord man mkisofs Those would be what your looking for. :) -- Ben Rosenberg ---===---===---===--- mailto:ben@whack.org Tell me what you believe.. I'll tell you what you should see.
On Wednesday 26 February 2003 05:45, Ben Rosenberg wrote:
* Erik Jakobsen (eja@urbakken.dk) [030226 00:39]: ->Hi Johnny. -> ->Sorry for the disturbing you here. Where can I find the ->details for using mkisofs+cdrecord from the command ->line ?.
man cdrecord
man mkisofs
Those would be what your looking for. :)
-- Ben Rosenberg ---===---===---===--- mailto:ben@whack.org
Or in html format, using konqueror: man:/cdrecord man:/mkisofs -- Jose Thadeu Cavalcante thadeurj@terra.com.br
Good day Jose, Onsdag den 26. februar 2003 11:35 kvad Jose Thadeu Cavalcante:
->Sorry for the disturbing you here. Where can I find the ->details for using mkisofs+cdrecord from the command ->line ?.
man cdrecord
man mkisofs
Those would be what your looking for. :)
Or in html format, using konqueror: man:/cdrecord man:/mkisofs
If my memory serves me right, I helped Erik switching from Konqueror to Mozilla as his default browser some time back. This was done the usual way by setting up Mozilla in the html MIME type. In that case, 'man:/cdrecord' in Konqueror's Location field will not work. It will ask to start Mozilla, and if you anser 'Yes' Mozilla will start and report that 'man is not a registered protocol'. However, the man pages for cdrecord and mkisofs should both be available in KDE's Control Centre, under Linux Documentation -> Manpages -> Section 1 User commands. Best regards :o) Johnny :o)
On Wed, 26 Feb 2003 09:38:42 +0100 "Erik Jakobsen" <eja@urbakken.dk> wrote:
Hi Johnny.
Sorry for the disturbing you here. Where can I find the details for using mkisofs+cdrecord from the command line ?.
I found this old, but still good howto, to be a good tutorial on how to do command line cd recording. Get the following package and read the README. It has a section which gives a good explanation of mkisofs, audio cd's, and cdrecord. Title: create-a-cd Version: 2.00 Entered-date: 30May98 Description: tools and docs for reading and writing CDs Keywords: cd iso9660 toast cd-r cdda cdrecord cdda2wav Author: cidher@usa.net (Boris Lorenz) http://ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/utils/disk-management/create-a-cd-2.1.tar.gz -- use Perl; #powerful programmable prestidigitation
On Tue, 25 Feb 2003, Michael Satterwhite wrote:
And, of course - moments after sending this email, I saw the (clearly visible onscreen) parameter which sped it up. Although I would be interested in knowing what burning programs you gurus like, the basic question is moot.
I think K3b is the best, personally. I use it when I'm just throwing a bunch of files (like Oggs) onto a disc. I also use cdrecord and mkisofs from the command line to do backups of my data using my burner. Preston
Is anyone working on a portable player for ogg files? Ideally it would be CD/MP3/OGG. CWSIV On Wed, 26 Feb 2003 07:50:12 -0800 (PST) me@prestoncrawford.com writes:
On Tue, 25 Feb 2003, Michael Satterwhite wrote:
And, of course - moments after sending this email, I saw the (clearly visible onscreen) parameter which sped it up. Although I would be interested in knowing what burning programs you gurus like, the basic question is moot.
I think K3b is the best, personally. I use it when I'm just throwing a bunch of files (like Oggs) onto a disc. I also use cdrecord and mkisofs from the command line to do backups of my data using my burner.
Preston
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