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Alternatives to cdrecordAlternatives to cdrecordPosted Aug 19, 2004 11:57 UTC (Thu) by chrispe (subscriber, #4442)Parent article: Alternatives to cdrecord
I use dvdrtools, a fork of the GPL version of cdrecord.
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Alternatives to cdrecord Posted Aug 19, 2004 20:21 UTC (Thu) by brouhaha (guest, #1698) [Link] I use dvdrtools, a fork of the GPL version of cdrecordI used to use that, but it wasn't able to burn at 4x on my TDK burner, or at all on my 8x Liteon burner. I've switched to dvd+rw-tools and have been very happy with it. The article points out that dvd+rw-tools supports DVD+RW and DVD-RW, but did not mention that it supports DVD+R and DVD-R as well. For data CDs I still use cdrecord, and for audio CDs I use cdrdao.
Alternatives to cdrecord Posted Aug 19, 2004 21:39 UTC (Thu) by zonker (subscriber, #7867) [Link] Sorry, I thought that was a given, that if DVD+RW is supported, DVD+R would be as well, etc.
Alternatives to cdrecord Posted Aug 19, 2004 23:48 UTC (Thu) by brouhaha (guest, #1698) [Link] If I understand correctly, the software requirements for writing to DVD+R are somewhat different from those to write to DVD+RW. So I thought it was worthwhile to note that the read-only formats are also supported.
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