Thanks - that gets things going nicely.

Lachlan.

>>With the binary version of cdrecord-prodvd - I am having problems
>>getting it to recognise the key with Redhat 7.3 (Key as given on the 
>>cdrecord ftp area).  (this is for academic not-for-profit use)
>
>>Does anyone have an example of their .bashrc file of the Key 
>>where cdrecord-prodvd is accepting it?
>
>You need to put it into your environment.
>
>e.g. it needs to be visible vith env(1)
>
>As cdrecord will write CDs at lowest possible speed if a key with the 
>"lowspeed" property is seen, you should put the key into a shell script
>wrapper.
>
>e.g.:
>        #!/bin/sh 
>        CDR_SECURITY=8:dvd,clone,lowspeed:.... <= put full key here 
>        export CDR_SECURITY 
>        exec cdrecord-ProDVD "$@" 
>
>J�rg
>
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