Activity for cdw
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acerion posted a comment on ticket #21
On 10.05.2017 23:03, rico wrote: maybe a donating page for the feature could help fund the endeavor ? could be that others where interested. I recognize donations as a valuable solution for many Free Software communities, but I never considered accepting donations for any of my projects. I feel that this would change my attitude towards a project and work/focus/dedication that I put into the project, and I wouldn't feel good with this change. Thanks for the suggestion, though :) Best regards, Ka...
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rico posted a comment on ticket #21
Thanks for the verry quick and clear answers, i will use growisofs, and will be looking forward to that day if it "comes". maybe a donating page for the feature could help fund the endeavor ? could be that others where interested.
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I've been asked similar question in the past, and the short answer is "probably not". cdw is no longer a high priority project for me. I'm willing to fix bugs, and perhaps add a small feature, but blu-ray support is not a small feature to implement and to test. cdw may still help you with burning data to blu-ray (I didn't test this, so I may be wrong). If I remember correctly, cdw can create stand-alone ISO or UDF images that are larger than 4.7 GB. If you successfully create 100 GB ISO/UDF image...
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On 10.05.2017 07:31, Roger wrote: For integrating bluray support into cdw, likely only requires copying the current cdw DVD functions which already use growisofs routines. CDW also would need changes to recognize the bluray media and the bluray sizes. If I ever decide to add full support for data blu-ray, the plan would be following: 1. finally buy a blu-ray burner, 2. make sure that cdw internally uses data types (integers) large enough to make support of large files possible. This is important...
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Roger posted a comment on ticket #21
For blu-ray writing, you can simply use growisofs. $ growisofs -dvd-compat -Z /dev/sr0 -dvd-video /some_folder/ "-dvd-compat" permanently closes the disk/session. "-Z" is the device file All other options are mkisofs options. -V "LABEL" is for the media label. See: $ man growisofs For integrating bluray support into cdw, likely only requires copying the current cdw DVD functions which already use growisofs routines. CDW also would need changes to recognize the bluray media and the bluray sizes. Personally,...
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Blu-ray support ?
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cdw 0.8.1 release
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cdw released /cdw/cdw 0.8.1/cdw-0.8.1.tar.gz
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cdw 0.8.0 release
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