On Thu, 25 Jan 2007 23:56:02 +0000, Roy Schestowitz
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> Simple DVD Re-Authoring in Linux
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> | We're almost done. Insert a blank DVD. If you use Gnome you can open
> | Nautilus (the file manager), find the ISO image and right click it.
> | Choose Write to Disc, and Nautilus will burn the image for you.
> |
> | It's almost as easy in KDE. Right click the ISO image in Konqueror,
> | select Actions, then Write CD Image with K3B.
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> http://blogcritics.org/archives/2007/01/25/115627.php
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> Ease of use speaks for itself. Even an army of shills cannot deny the truth.
What you are describing is not considered "reauthoring".
It would more likely be "copying" a cd / dvd.
Reauthoring would involve adding to, removing from or changing
the cd / dvd ifo-bup file structure for some reason.
There's a lot of difference between the two and there isn't an application
available to Linux that "reauthors" the file structure.
Windows has them though.
DCD Shrink
DVD FabDecrypter
IFOedit
Amazon DVD Shrink
Linux does have K3B and it works to burn data cds or copy cds & dvds
but "reauthoring" isn't an option unless you're talking about editing
the iso file but that would be in the domain of the iso application
and not necessarily an advantage of Linux.
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