Re: DVD burning software

[Darrin Auxier <dsalinux@xxxxxxx>]

k3b, xcdroast

I've burned DVD's with both, but k3b has a MUCH nicer interface, especially when burning multisession CD's.
I use GNOME, you just go into KDE one time to run the setup script, then you're good to go in GNOME (assuming you've got KDE set up as mentioned previously)

If you're just burning iso's and other single-session burns, then xcdroast may be the way to go.
But, it won't work out-of-box, you just have to go to their website, download another piece of software, and add a license code (it's free).
It's outlined step-by-step in their Help menu.

Randy Vice wrote:

On Tue, 16 Mar 2004, Marc Schwartz wrote:

  

On Tue, 2004-03-16 at 07:20, Mark Haney wrote:
    

I am really looking to start using my DVD burner in Linux.  What are
some 
good DVD burning packages?
      

k3b

Available via yum/up2date through newrpms:

http://newrpms.sunsite.dk/index.php?section=2

k3b's home page is http://www.k3b.org/
    

Yum installed K3b with no problems and k3b has a really nice interface.  
Thanks for that link! 

Randy