
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net
KDVD-RAM is a tool collection for DVD, DVD-RAM and Blu-ray (BD). You can format the disc, create UDF filesystems, change the DVD-RAM write protection status and the mount point permission. You get also many information about the media and drive.
Requirements:
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- KDE 3.5.9 with kdialog and kommander (kmdr-executor)
- UDF Tools (mkudffs)
- dvd+rw-tools (dvd+rw-format, dvd+rw-mediainfo, dvd-ram-control)
- hal
- hdparm (ATA/IDE Device) or sdparm (SCSI/SATA Device)
12 years ago
0.1
First public release
- with german support
0.2
Bugfix in all files
Add install script
0.2.1
Bugfix install script
0.2.2
Bugfix install script for local install
0.3
Add template for desktop DVD-RAM device icon
Better error handling in all scripts
Remove local install from install script
Full install support (link, device...)
0.4 (Alpha)
completly redesign
add KDE help
0.4 (Beta)
Change Media Info from Kdialog to Kommander Script (You don't need the /dev/dvdram link anymore)
Fix bugs in all scripts
Add error handling
Add German translation and German KDE help
0.4 (RC1)
Fix Properties Write Protection bug
Add icons for format, info and udf filesystem
Add menu entry
Update KDE Help
Add install and uninstall script
0.4
Fix Permissions bug with newer KDE version
Add Spin down function
Update KDE help
Ready for Kubuntu 7.10
0.4.1
Add extended properties group function (Have a look at the screenshot 3)
0.5 Beta
Add better install script
Add medium cloner
0.5 RC1
Fix permission bug (Works only with KDE 3.5.9)
Translations and bug reports are welcome!
12 years ago
0.1
First public release
- with german support
0.2
Bugfix in all files
Add install script
0.2.1
Bugfix install script
0.2.2
Bugfix install script for local install
0.3
Add template for desktop DVD-RAM device icon
Better error handling in all scripts
Remove local install from install script
Full install support (link, device...)
0.4 (Alpha)
completly redesign
add KDE help
0.4 (Beta)
Change Media Info from Kdialog to Kommander Script (You don't need the /dev/dvdram link anymore)
Fix bugs in all scripts
Add error handling
Add German translation and German KDE help
0.4 (RC1)
Fix Properties Write Protection bug
Add icons for format, info and udf filesystem
Add menu entry
Update KDE Help
Add install and uninstall script
0.4
Fix Permissions bug with newer KDE version
Add Spin down function
Update KDE help
Ready for Kubuntu 7.10
0.4.1
Add extended properties group function (Have a look at the screenshot 3)
0.5 Beta
Add better install script
Add medium cloner
0.5 RC1
Fix permission bug (Works only with KDE 3.5.9)
Translations and bug reports are welcome!
collinm
10 years ago
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hifi25nl
12 years ago
1) The installer is not working in debian: "Please use the software installer of your distribution, then restart this installer."
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So, after installing almost manually, I have these problems:
2) Disc-Format is not working, after about 1 second I receive a message that all is done...
3) Eject is not working: this, I think, is a problem of udftools, I had it before. If I select eject the disk will unmount but not eject. What is strange is that, after trying to mount another time and receiving a message that the disc cannot be mounted, if I press manually the button of the tray, the disk will come out!
4) In extended properties Medium Access Permission is greyed out. The same with Mount Point permissions.
5) It is not clear to me if the suggestions for kubuntu should be applied to debian (see readme about 40-permissions.rules etc...). In any case I have tried to apply the rules (file names are different in debian), but the result is the same as leaving the files untouched.
5) I think you should clarify how to install packet writing in Linux. For example, udftools was complaining about missing device at boot. At last my configuration is this:
---->/etc/fstab:
/dev/cdrom /media/cdrom udf,iso9660 user,noauto 0 0
# packet writing
/dev/scd0 /media/dvdram udf noatime,noauto,owner,user,rw 0 0
---->/etc/default/udftools
DEVICES="/dev/scd0"
-----> I have also made a
pktsetup devpktcdvd0 /dev/scd0
Something wrong? All dvd writers must be registered manually with pktsetup?
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Multimedia4Linux
12 years ago
KDVD-RAM Tools 0.5 Requirements:
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- Linux 2.6.22 or newer
- KDE 3.5.9 with kdialog and kommander (kmdr-executor)
- UDF Tools (mkudffs)
- dvd+rw-tools (dvd+rw-format, dvd+rw-mediainfo, dvd-ram-control)
- hal
- hdparm (ATA/IDE Device) or sdparm (SCSI/SATA Device)
Please check if the utilities works!
German DVD-RAM Howto
http://www.multimedia4linux.de/howto/DE-DVD-RAM-HOWTO.html
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hifi25nl
12 years ago
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KDVD-RAM Tools 0.5 Beta installer
The hal package is required, but not yet installed.
cat: /etc/lsb-release: No such file or directory
Please use the software installer of your distribution, then restart this installer.
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However, hal is installed....an also udftools and dvd+rw-tools
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Multimedia4Linux
12 years ago
kdeprefix=`kde-config --prefix`
install --mode=644 media_dvd*.desktop --target-directory=$kdeprefix/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus
install --mode=644 media_dvd*.desktop --target-directory=$kdeprefix/share/apps/dolphin/servicemenus
install --mode=644 media_dvd*.desktop --target-directory=$kdeprefix/share/apps/d3lphin/servicemenus
install --mode=644 linkDVDRAMWRITER.desktop --target-directory=$kdeprefix/share/templates
install --mode=644 DVDRAMWRITER-Device.desktop --target-directory=$kdeprefix/share/templates/.source
install --mode=755 src/*.sh --target-directory=$kdeprefix/bin
install --mode=755 src/*.kmdr --target-directory=$kdeprefix/bin
mkdir --parents $kdeprefix/share/doc/kde/HTML/en/kdvd-ram-tools
mkdir --parents $kdeprefix/share/doc/kde/HTML/de/kdvd-ram-tools
install --mode=644 doc/uk/index.docbook --target-directory=$kdeprefix/share/doc/kde/HTML/en/kdvd-ram-tools
install --mode=644 doc/uk/index.cache.bz2 --target-directory=$kdeprefix/share/doc/kde/HTML/en/kdvd-ram-tools
install --mode=644 doc/uk/*.png --target-directory=$kdeprefix/share/doc/kde/HTML/en/kdvd-ram-tools
install --mode=644 doc/de/index.docbook --target-directory=$kdeprefix/share/doc/kde/HTML/de/kdvd-ram-tools
install --mode=644 doc/de/index.cache.bz2 --target-directory=$kdeprefix/share/doc/kde/HTML/de/kdvd-ram-tools
install --mode=644 doc/de/*.png --target-directory=$kdeprefix/share/doc/kde/HTML/de/kdvd-ram-tools
install --mode=644 po/de/*.mo --target-directory=$kdeprefix/share/locale/de/LC_MESSAGES
install --mode=644 icons/32x32/*.png --target-directory=$kdeprefix/share/icons/default.kde/32x32/devices
install --mode=644 icons/48x48/*.png --target-directory=$kdeprefix/share/icons/default.kde/48x48/devices
install --mode=644 icons/64x64/*.png --target-directory=$kdeprefix/share/icons/default.kde/64x64/devices
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shevegen
12 years ago
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angrkeyboarder
13 years ago
I want to compile from source and create Debian package.
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Multimedia4Linux
13 years ago
You dont't need someting to compile...
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angrykeyboarder
13 years ago
"Install for Kubuntu 7.04
Open the KDE terminal
1) Install package:
sudo apt-get install hal
sudo apt-get install hal-device-manager
sudo apt-get install hal-info
sudo apt-get install kde-hal-device-manager
sudo apt-get install libhal1
sudo apt-get install libhal-storage1
sudo apt-get install kommander
sudo apt-get install udftools
sudo apt-get install dvd+rw-tools"
But I could not help but notice you spent extra time typing it out the (needlessly) long way.
The end result? Users spend even more time installing than you spent typing.
Make it easy on yourself and everyone else.
Just one line:
"sudo apt-get install hal hal-device-manager hal-info kde-hal-device-manager libhal1 libhal-storage1 kommander udftools dvd+rw-tools"
Quicker for you to type and quicker for us to copy and paste! :)
Badda-bing Badda-boom!
I "fixed" it before installing the packages you suggested and the result? I was told I had everything but udftools as APT was downloading and installing for me. :)
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Multimedia4Linux
14 years ago
1.00 (24.10.1995) for CD-ROM
1.01 (03.11.1995) for DVD-ROM
1.02 (30.08.1996) for DVD-Video
1.50 (04.02.1997) for Data-DVDs (DVD-R, DVD+R, DVD-RAM)
2.00 (03.04.1998) for Videorecording
2.01 (15.03.2000) Bugfix for 2.00
2.50 (30.04.2003) for BD-RE
2.60 (01.03.2005) for BD-R
If you use the DVD-RAM with Linux and Windows you shoud use Version 1.5
The most new media are formated and have a UDF 2.0 filesystem
Have a look at the DVD-RAM HOWTO (ony in german)
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MrGosh
14 years ago
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collinm
14 years ago
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MrGosh
14 years ago
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BorgQueen
14 years ago
Thanks.
(bloody typos)
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BorgQueen
14 years ago
Thanks.
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lemmy04
14 years ago
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BorgQueen
14 years ago
RAM is cheap! dvdrws aren't, why put the wear and tear on them?
But I love everything else about kdvd-ram tools, very useful.
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MrGosh
14 years ago
But what about an installer?
Also should there be a possibility to format a mounted device...
and perhaps a info when which UDF Format is recommended...
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MrGosh
14 years ago
Really nice to see someone got this into his todo list ;)
i`ll try it immediately..
Thanks a lot!
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