Re: [K3b-user] burning bin/cue-files

[Dennis <mai...@ya...>]

Steven Adeff wrote:

>I know bin/cue burning in 0.8 is broken, 
>
Hmm..., this is getting interesting - some people say it works in 0.7, 
others tell me to go to 0.8 as it does only work there..

>for some reason k3b doesn't recognize 
>that your burning a bin/cue set. But in 0.7 its worked fine for me. The only 
>time I had a problem was when the bin/cue files were capital letters, if you 
>rename them to all lowercase it should work fine. 
>
The thing with the capital letters was what i found in the archives. But 
it didn't change anything for me :(

>If this is not whats 
>happening to you, then I don't know whats wrong. Do you have cdrdao 
>installed?
>
Yes, i do!

>
>-steven
>
>On Friday 14 February 2003 02:45, Dennis wrote:
>  
>
>>Hello List!
>>Sorry to bother you with this question as it was (probably) asked
>>before, but in the archives (at least as far as i went through *duck*) i
>>couldn't solve my problem.
>>I've read that to burn bin/cue images, i would just have to select the
>>cue file in the Tools->Write Iso Image dialog. But when i select the cue
>>file, i already get the message, that the file is probably not a usable
>>raw image. And when i burn it anyway i end up having the cue file on CD
>>- no surprise actually. I already checked the file names and from what i
>>have seen, everything should be okay. So, what am in doing wrong?
>>I use K3B 0.7 on Mandrake 9.0
>>
>>Thanx
>>
>>Dennis
>>    
>>
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