Re: Nautilus DVD Burning -- Simple but Elusive -- Please help



Benjamin Sher wrote:

Daniel Pörsch wrote:

Hi Benjamin,

Benjamin Sher <delphi123 <at> zebra.net> writes:
I've been trying to burn a DVD using Nautilus CD Burning. It looks so simple, yet I can't seem past second base. Here are two screenshots:

http://www.websher.net/tmp/nautilus-DVD1.png
http://www.websher.net/tmp/nautilus-DVD2.png

Your screenshots confuse me a little bit. In screenshot 1 you show the data you
prepared and want to burn now. Screenshot two shows an empty burn:/// location
and an error message, that you have to copy the files to the CD/DVD creator.
Have you tried this? Maybe the error message is confusing for you. What you have
to do now, is coping the files from /tmp/dvd/Messenger to burn:/// and then hit
"Write to CD". Next would pop up a window where you can enter a CD name and the
burning speed.

The principle is similar to windows xp explorer burning, if you are familiar
with this.

Let me know if this helped or if I misunderstood you!

My current desktop is KDE. So, my first question is: do you have to use the Nautilus CD Burning from within Gnome? I could do that, of course, if necessary. PCLINUXOS includes the Gnome Control Center and of course I use a lot of Gnome applications within KDE.

shouldn't be necessary.

Good luck and best regards!
Daniel



Dear Daniel:

As I said, this is so simple a 2 year old child could do it, yet seems to stump grown-up. It's the step between the first screenshot and the second that has me completely baffled (if not downright batty). How do I copy all the files to ///burn, when ///burn changes to something else. Could you please guide me step by step, using my screenshots as to what to expect and how to do this. I feel like a cat chasing after its own tail.

Thank you so much.

Benjamin

I never used Nautilus-DVD-burner, but I use daily Nautilus-CD-burner.
Just go to the directory where are your files, select them, use "edit->copy",
return to ///burn, then click '
"burn a CD".
then burn your DVD (or try to do it).
If the global size exceeds that of a DVD
click "cancel" instead of "OK, then destroy some files in ///burn till the size is OK, and retry burning .
That's all, folks :-)
Patrick



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