pBurn 4.3.19

Audio editors, music players, video players, burning software, etc.
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#2321 Post by sheldonisaac »

zigbert (in part) wrote:Anyway, Precise Puppy (and Tahr Puppy) is not the recommended option, since it ships libav as a substitute for ffmpeg.
Sigmund and WiZard, I don't have precise, but do have tahr. I've been using tahr 6.0.6 for a few weeks.
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~> ffmpeg -version
ffmpeg version 2.5.3 Copyright (c) 2000-2015 the FFmpeg developers
built on Feb  7 2015 17:23:31 with gcc 4.6 (Ubuntu/Linaro 4.6.4-6ubuntu2)
I did look at package manager, and apparently I'd added it, from

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-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 6275491 Feb 15 16:48 ffmpeg-2.5.3-i386.pet
Would that or some other ffmpeg work in precise?

Oh:

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~> which ffmpeg
/usr/bin/ffmpeg
~> ls -l /usr/bin/ffmpeg
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 211760 Feb  7  2015 /usr/bin/ffmpeg
~> 
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pburn in precise 5.7.1

#2322 Post by WiZard »

sheldonisaac

Good suggestion, I downloaded and installed the ffmpeg-2.5.3-i386.pet.

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ffmpeg ---version
ffmpeg: error while loading shared libraries: libxcb-xfixes.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Something still missing. Did some googling on it and found no clear answer.

thanks

wiz

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pburn in precise 5.7.1 copy shrink dvd faillure

#2323 Post by WiZard »

After a lot of testing I found the answer for the Puppy Precise 5.71 pburn copy, shrink, author, burn dvd failiure. The log in a previous post showed vobcopy failed to create the complete video file. The fix is to install vobcopy-1.1.0.pet, the new vobcopy is installed in /usr/local/bin. Since the original vobcopy file is in /usr/bin you must either rename, move, or delete that file (/usr/bin/vobcopy). Tested and working in both pburn and pdvdsrab.

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#2324 Post by zigbert »

WiZard
Thank you for testing, but most of all; thank you for giving this feedback. It is freally valuable knowledge.

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#2325 Post by don570 »

I burnt xerus 8.2 ISO to a CD using pburn in fatdog 64 710.
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=109067
It went well however there was some confusing terminology.
I suggest the following change in the instructions (see image)
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Also when burning an ISO ---> the free space left on disk is confusing
Maybe this is needed but for most people all that is needed for
burning an ISO image is info on whether the disk size is sufficient.

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#2326 Post by zigbert »

You're right that this msg is not perfect, but remember that a iso is not always meant for a bootable disc. Could we improve it without going into the bootable...

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#2327 Post by mistfire »

Hi zigbert

Can you provide a small screen version layout of pburn interface which can fit 640x480 resolution? or provide pburn interface which is similar to Nero Express? thank you

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#2328 Post by zigbert »

mistfire
There are already many apps in Puppy that extends 480x640 pixels. If I got it right, we try to support 800x600, and this is what pBurn is built around.

I suggest you try peasyDisc, which has a smaller gui.
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=85997

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#2329 Post by don570 »

Using the ALT key to move the window should work.
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#2330 Post by Flash »

Hi Zigbert,

I tried to add a .pdf file to a DVD I'd just burned with Pburn (leaving the DVD open so I could add more to it) and got an error. First I burned the LinuxMint iso (the iso was in flash drive sdc1.) That went well, but when I tried to add the User Guide .pdf to the DVD, it gave the error message in the screen shot.
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#2331 Post by zigbert »

Hi Flash
Your system has set cdrecord to be a link from genisoimage (from the cdrkit pack). This is a bad choice when burning more complex stuff. In fact, pBurn has stopped supporting cdrkit from version 4. Some configurations will fail to burn. It is hard for me to help out when forcing use of a unsupported backend

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#2332 Post by Flash »

Is there any way I can put it right?

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#2333 Post by zigbert »

pBurn relies on cdrtools-3 (not cdrkit). Does Quirky offer this package in its repository?

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#2334 Post by Flash »

Evidently not.

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# cdrtools-3
bash: cdrtools-3: command not found
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#2335 Post by zigbert »

Sorry for not being clear enough...
cdrtools is the name of the package - not the binary - that is cdrecord.
Barry has made a link with the name 'cdrecord' that points to genisofs (binary in the cdrkit package).

You'll have to install the cdrtools package. The way pBurn writes filesystem (compatible with Windows) to the disc depends on version 3 of cdrtools.

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#2336 Post by Flash »

Hm. Well, I couldn't find cdrtools anywhere in the package manager but it looks like Quirky Werewolf already has cdrecord:

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# cdrecord -version
Cdrecord-ProDVD-ProBD-Clone 3.01a25 (x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu) Copyright (C) 1995-2014 Joerg Schilling
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Would that work, if I can get pBurn to use it instead of genisofs?

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#2337 Post by bigpup »

Here is a cdrtools 3 pet package from Tahrpup repository.
Could try it.
http://distro.ibiblio.org/puppylinux/pe ... .01a25.pet
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#2338 Post by Flash »

Thanks, I'll try it, but if it still uses genisoimage, it will probably give the same error.

I'm thinking the problem is not in pBurn (or PeasyDisk, which I also tried and which also gave the same error) but is a basic limitation of genisoimage. It can't handle more than 255 files on the disk. I don't know how many files are in Linux Mint, but there could be more than 255. If that's the reason, why didn't genisoimage give the same error when it burned the Linux Mint iso?

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Cannot open file ....pburn.tmp/*_pburn.wav - Tahrpup 6.0.6

#2339 Post by SoftSupp »

Dear all,

After searching this forum, I still cant find an answer to (what seems to be) a very simple bug when burning an audio CD under Tahrpup 6.0.6. It works fine under Slacko, but it is annoying having to reboot just to burn a few CDs.

To answer the the first questions that will no doubt be asked:

Yes, the temp directory has full rights.
Yes, the temp files get written there (
Yes, I've got enough temp space (6.5Gb)

But, the files that CDRECORD appears to be looking for, begin with *_pburn.wav, whereas the temp files that are written are [filename].[extension]


Please can you help.


Thanks in advance


Pete...

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#2340 Post by zigbert »

Hi SoftSupp
My first thought is:
I think Tahr ships libav instead of ffmpeg, and links libav to ffmpeg. This misleads pBurn to detect ffmpeg where it actually not exists... This might be the reason for the converting of audio files to fail.

Slacko ships the real ffmpeg.

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