pBurn 4.3.19
zigbert,
i removed this parameter in line 21.
However, there is still an attempt to connect to cddb.org. it's followed by an error message
However i caught the process with the Process Lister, and found this one:
cdrdao copy --with-cddb --on-the-fly --source-device
(this is obviously line 200 in func_copy)
But, the parameter --on-the-fly is there, although i chose to use a temporary storage on /tmp.
i removed this parameter in line 21.
However, there is still an attempt to connect to cddb.org. it's followed by an error message
However i caught the process with the Process Lister, and found this one:
cdrdao copy --with-cddb --on-the-fly --source-device
(this is obviously line 200 in func_copy)
But, the parameter --on-the-fly is there, although i chose to use a temporary storage on /tmp.
Last edited by Botanic on Mon 21 Jan 2008, 21:36, edited 1 time in total.
yes, i have a CD/DVD reader (that i use to copy to hard disk) and a CD burner.
i am connected to internet, though through a restricted server, i mean i always have issues with software trying to connect the internet directly, so that's no surprise for me that it doesn't work in this case.
anyway, i suppose you tested the copy function
here's what i did:
after opening pburn, i go in Burn/Copy disc
then i select the 2 drives "from" and "to", which are well detected, i specify Media type: Audio-CD, click on "copy"
the next dialog box asks me to chose "on the fly" or a temporary folder.
then there is the copy, and the error at the end of that.
i checked again that the process is:
cdrdao copy --with-cddb --on-the-fly --source-device
i am connected to internet, though through a restricted server, i mean i always have issues with software trying to connect the internet directly, so that's no surprise for me that it doesn't work in this case.
anyway, i suppose you tested the copy function
here's what i did:
after opening pburn, i go in Burn/Copy disc
then i select the 2 drives "from" and "to", which are well detected, i specify Media type: Audio-CD, click on "copy"
the next dialog box asks me to chose "on the fly" or a temporary folder.
then there is the copy, and the error at the end of that.
i checked again that the process is:
cdrdao copy --with-cddb --on-the-fly --source-device
(EDIT) the copy works fine now !!
i was actually confused (0.9.2) by the small dialog box during all the first stage (copying to hard disk) "please wait, reading disc", looks more like trying to check the disk, so i thought there was a problem.
also to mention the fact that the first stage was quite slow, although the reader is a 52X. maybe the parameter --rspeed for read-cd wasn't used?
great piece of software, thanks zigbert !
i was actually confused (0.9.2) by the small dialog box during all the first stage (copying to hard disk) "please wait, reading disc", looks more like trying to check the disk, so i thought there was a problem.
also to mention the fact that the first stage was quite slow, although the reader is a 52X. maybe the parameter --rspeed for read-cd wasn't used?
great piece of software, thanks zigbert !
Hi
been following the progress of pburn and very pleased with the results...nero like ease of use without the bloat (or windows!).
Multisession seems to work ok--cheers .
I implemented a simply verify function for data discs only using diff like gcombust..seems to work ok...perhaps iso verification could be added using the method in burniso2cd which compares md5 checksums.
I've attached the modded file (from 0.9.2) if you are interested .. it would need a little refining but the basic functionlity is there.
I've been burning cd's on the fly with no problems though pburn defaults to off-the-fly so I modded behaviour to reflect the preferences setting.
I've also substituted madplay for ffmpeg for mp3 to wav encoding and seems to work ok..quite nippy.
regards
mike
been following the progress of pburn and very pleased with the results...nero like ease of use without the bloat (or windows!).
Multisession seems to work ok--cheers .
I implemented a simply verify function for data discs only using diff like gcombust..seems to work ok...perhaps iso verification could be added using the method in burniso2cd which compares md5 checksums.
I've attached the modded file (from 0.9.2) if you are interested .. it would need a little refining but the basic functionlity is there.
I've been burning cd's on the fly with no problems though pburn defaults to off-the-fly so I modded behaviour to reflect the preferences setting.
I've also substituted madplay for ffmpeg for mp3 to wav encoding and seems to work ok..quite nippy.
regards
mike
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check media problem
Hi Zigbert,
I have returned refreshed from holiday and looked at my check media problem again. It is nothing to do with cdrdao or cdrecord etc - it is simply the find command on line 26 of the func_build_command file. The "find / " command searches the whole directory tree - so that if you run pburn to burn an iso file from the hard drive when you have just mounted the hard drive it can take many minutes to locate the iso when you have a sizable drive (mine is 80 Gb). After the first time it is much quicker - until you remount again .
I have returned refreshed from holiday and looked at my check media problem again. It is nothing to do with cdrdao or cdrecord etc - it is simply the find command on line 26 of the func_build_command file. The "find / " command searches the whole directory tree - so that if you run pburn to burn an iso file from the hard drive when you have just mounted the hard drive it can take many minutes to locate the iso when you have a sizable drive (mine is 80 Gb). After the first time it is much quicker - until you remount again .
gray
If you replacewith
Will it still work with your ntfs disk?
Sigmund
If you replace
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ISOFILE=`find / -name "$TMP" -type f`
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ISOFILE=`readlink "/tmp/pburn/$TMP"`
Sigmund
check media fixed
zigbert,
The change to readlink works a treat.
The change to readlink works a treat.
Hi Sigmund,
I always must laugh, if I see the size: 24 kb
I just want to express you my congratulations for this great program.
It meanwhile is the main burning application in Muppy.
It is so great to see, how very easy to use programs with a lot of functionality can be written in a very efficient way using Puppys tools.
This is so great
Keep up your good work
Best wishes, Mark
I always must laugh, if I see the size: 24 kb
I just want to express you my congratulations for this great program.
It meanwhile is the main burning application in Muppy.
It is so great to see, how very easy to use programs with a lot of functionality can be written in a very efficient way using Puppys tools.
This is so great
Keep up your good work
Best wishes, Mark
Pburn - window size
Hi Sigmund, What a great little prog and lots of functions! - Thanks!
My problem is how do I reduce the height of the opening window? I am using the
800x600 res and the opening height is outside the main (viewable inc taskbar) window, I can't pull the window up to action the functions along the bottom.
The bottom would be seen if the taskbar was not there. -It fits within the total screen, but
hidden. I think maybe the opening window was developed on a screen res set at 1024x768.
It would be nice if the opening window could scale according to the window res settings. What do you think?
Help please,
Cheers Tui
My problem is how do I reduce the height of the opening window? I am using the
800x600 res and the opening height is outside the main (viewable inc taskbar) window, I can't pull the window up to action the functions along the bottom.
The bottom would be seen if the taskbar was not there. -It fits within the total screen, but
hidden. I think maybe the opening window was developed on a screen res set at 1024x768.
It would be nice if the opening window could scale according to the window res settings. What do you think?
Help please,
Cheers Tui
Last edited by Tui on Sun 10 Feb 2008, 03:42, edited 1 time in total.
workaround:
In JWM:
right-click the entry in the taskbar. That opens a menu to move the window.
In Icewm, right-click a border and drag it to move.
Or hold down the ALT-key, then drag the window with the mouse.
Mark
In JWM:
right-click the entry in the taskbar. That opens a menu to move the window.
In Icewm, right-click a border and drag it to move.
Or hold down the ALT-key, then drag the window with the mouse.
Mark
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It has always been the meaning to support 800x600, so I'll reduce the default height with 20 pixels. The width is harder to control, as it depends on what language you use, but english shouldn't be any trouble.
BUT. How could I easily pick the screen-height. Is xorg.conf the only place when running Xorg? what about xvesa? Does Puppy store information about screen resolution (in a smart file - a smart place)?
Sigmund
BUT. How could I easily pick the screen-height. Is xorg.conf the only place when running Xorg? what about xvesa? Does Puppy store information about screen resolution (in a smart file - a smart place)?
Sigmund