SOLVED Re: growisofs error
Solved. User error.
I had dragged and dropped the *directory* VIDEO_TS and dropped it into
the K3b DVD project VIDEO_TS location, when I should have been
copying the *files*.
While the error given doesn't give me any clue that this is what I had
done wrong, at least the problem is discovered, and fixed.
I will not slap myself silly so I don't do this again.
Curt-
On Tuesday 29 March 2005 10:50, Curt Howland was heard to say:
> On Tuesday 29 March 2005 06:49, Andreas Rippl was heard to say:
> > what certainly looks odd in your case is that you try to burn a
> > DVD from a floppy source... My guess is that you have a
> > misconfigured k3b somehow.
>
> Many thanks, I see what you mean. I have now looked through the K3b
> user and system configuration options, and I cannot find any way to
> alter the growisofs command line.
>
> I had opened a bugreport on growisofs, I guess I should suggest it
> be changed to K3b instead.
>
> > I don't use k3b myself, so I can't point out the
> > error, but 'growisofs -Z /dev/dvd -R -J /some/files' (see 'man
> > growisofs') has always worked for me.
>
> Ok, I'll give the command line a try. Couldn't hurt!
>
> > What kind of video do you
> > want to write? Try looking at the input configuration for video
> > in k3b.
>
> Kino created a DVD directory structure, /AUDIO_TS/ and /VIDEO_TS/.
> K3b Video DVD project points to those two directories, and I just
> tell it to "burn". It's worked in the past, and I must assume it's
> working for other people, which is why I'm surprised it is not
> working for me now.
>
> Curt-
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