On Fri, Apr 3, 2020 at 2:44 AM Thomas Schmitt <scdbac...@gmx.net> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Richard Shaw wrote:
> > I wanted to use libburn as the fork of the cdrecord apps are known toi
> > have issues. Not sure what the problem was but after spinning up a bunch
> > of times it just crapped out with an unhelpful error.
>
> I'm the developer of libburn, which works underneath Xfburn, cdrskin,
> and xorriso.
> I know from xorriso users that they burnt multi-layer BD-R successfully.
>

Hey Thomas, yeah been a while, we worked on getting the libburnia suite of
stuff up to date in Fedora a few years ago.


But reports are sparse and the price for multi-layer BDs is still too
> high in comparison to single-layer. So i don't have any.
> (I am using single-layer BD-RE with my old application scdbackup, which
>  writes large directory trees to multiple media.)
>

Yeah, I mostly wanted it so I can backup with having to have "Disc 1 of X"
type backups or create spanning images where I have to read all the disks
to find one file.



> If you want to give libburn another try with hopefully more informative
> messages, you could run xorriso.
>

I'm willing to try but that was my last disc from the first spindle I
ordered. Have to wait for payday to buy another (which is sad).



> For example put two directory trees into the resulting ISO 9660
> filesystem and burn it to the blank medium in /dev/sr0
>
>   dir_with_pics1=...path...
>   dir_with_pics2=...other.path...
>   xorriso -outdev /dev/sr0 \
>           -for_backup \
>           -map "$dir_with_pics1" /pics1 \
>           -map "$dir_with_pics2" /pics2
>

> Afaik, K3B uses growisofs as burn backend. It formats BD-R media by
> default,
> which cdrecord and libburn do not.
>

Ok, yeah I saw both mkisofs and growisofs in the log window.



> growisofs surely has no knowledge about multi-layer BDs. Its development
> ended shortly after single-layer BD became widely available. I studied its
> source code when i prepared libburn for BD.
> So if it does something different than the others, then i bet on the
> formatting.
>

I'm assuming it can format on the fly? There was no "formatting" stage.

Thanks,
Richard
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