Burn a bin-file with cdrdao
Ok,
nobody likes to RTFM very much, so I'll try to keep it as shortas
possible, first some URLs
You need at
least cdrdao, cygwin1.dll and a working Adaptec ASPI.If you have
EAC or Feurio running, you most probably already havea working
ASPI, Nero unfortunately has it's own (proprietary) ASPIhidden
in it's directories, this will not work with other applications.However:
if you do install the Adaptec ASPI, Nero will be happy withit,
because it only uses it's own, regardless what's installed onyour
system.
Although you
might not have an SCSI burner, you still need to figureout the
"SCSI-ID" of your device, you can do that by
cdrecord
-scanbus
or look at
the numbers e.g. Feurio displays after selecting your device.cdrecord
might display something like that (this is my machine):
Cdrecord
1.10 (i686-pc-cygwin) Copyright (C) 1995-2001 Jörg SchillingUsing
libscg version 'schily-0.5'scsibus0:
0,0,0 |
0) |
'IBM
' |
'DDYS-T18350N
' |
'S93E' |
|
0,1,0 |
1) |
* |
|
|
|
0,2,0 |
2) |
* |
|
|
|
0,3,0 |
3) |
'TOSHIBA
' |
'DVD-ROM
SD-M1401' |
'1008' |
Removable
CD-ROM |
0,4,0 |
4) |
* |
|
|
|
0,5,0 |
5) |
'PLEXTOR
' |
'CD-R
PX-W124TS' |
'1.07' |
Removable
CD-ROM |
0,6,0 |
6) |
* |
|
|
|
0,7,0 |
7) |
HOST
ADAPTOR |
|
|
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So my CD-burner has 0,5,0 as device-id, yours might differ. Now
you createan SVCD-image with vcdimager, something like:
vcdimager
-t svcd //d/MyDirectory/MyMPEGFile.mpg
and end up
with videocd.bin and videocd.cue, burn that with cdrdao:
cdrdao
write -v 2 --speed 12 --device 0,5,0 --eject videocd.cue
Yes, it is
that simple ;-)
There's a catch however: cdrdao burns only DAO (hence the name)
yourburner might not be supported, because not all burners are
capable ofDAO :-(
Hopefully this will get you started.
Frederick Page
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