On Thursday 16 December 2004 18:25, Tom Brinkman wrote:


>        You wouldn't believe how many CD's I burn. I've got more
> than a half dozen to do today. Long ago I gave up on GUI's an
> learned to burn iso's, data, audio CD's on the CL. It's actually
> easier than with a GUI, but it's not always bulletproof.
>
>     The above looks like a problem with the image being burned.
> iso's are already an image file, but data (data flat files to
> mp3's to movies, .avi, .mpg, .wmv, etc.) need to be made into an
> image before they can be burned to CDr.  I use an alias,
> (alias mkcdimg='mkisofs -r -o cd_image') so for example,
>  'mkcdimg name_of.avi'  makes an image (cd_image) ready for
> burning. Then 'bdcd cd_image' makes the CD.
> (alias bdcd='cdrecord -v -eject driveropts=burnfree speed=24
> dev=ATA:1,1,0 -data')
>
>     With most GUI's you won't see this 'image' process as the GUI
> does it on the fly while burning it to CD.  Which often can
> introduce errors into the image.  Another reason I avoid GUI's
> for burning.
>
>       Occasionally cdrecord errors as it did for you. In those
> cases, using movies as an example, I re-encode the movie using
> mencoder, and then re-make the image, then it burns without
> error.  mp3's can be a similar problem so it's a prudent idea to
> check them before makin an image using 'mp3_check'.  If that
> turns up a lot of errors in the files, the last resort is to try
> converting to .wav's and then back to mp3's, or use somethin like
> 'mp32ogg' to re-encode them.
>
>      IOW's, I believe your error is from tryin to make an image
> and burn on the fly with a GUI, or the files are just bad to
> begin with.  Next culprits could be a poor burner, or deficient
> media, or burning too fast.  Tho cdrecord  often ignores your
> requested speed, and burns at what it determines as optimum.

Hi,

thanks. Command line cdrecord does NOT work, isos or not: I've tried them 
both. I've also tried all sorts of speed, both low and high: nothing. I've 
tried burning CDR's and also CDRW's. Since SuSE 7.3, all of that -including 
burner- has worked flawlessly. With SuSE 9.2 and Mandrake 10.1, it seems I've 
hit a wall.
-- 
Pablo Ort�zar


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