Need a open source dvd burner software

[Raulf]

Where to download the open source DVD burner software. I have a Linux based system in which I had recently attached anew DVD rw. Now to burn a disc the tool which I had it only allows burning a data CD. I am looking for tools which can offers services like Nero. To create mp3, audio and ISO image files. What are the software recommended for that.

[michaels]

The K3b is a CD/DVD burning submission premeditated for the KDE desktop. On the other hand, you will like it so much that you can install it (and the suitable libraries) on your Gnome desktop. It is the only KDE-centric application that you can utilize, it is extremely superior. It has a pleasurable interface, and is not too complicated to figure out. It is quiet a simple tool to use.

[Mr.ken]

The program in addition has a CD/DVD ripping usefulness. It has a pull and plunge file manager, which create choosing the files you desire comparatively pain free. The file size monitor ensures that you would not over enlarge your media. Burning DVDs cannot get several easier. The K3b handles several dissimilar types of burning projects including information cd/dvd, audio cds, mixed mode cds, video cd/dvd, emovix cd/dvd, and burning ISOs.

[Orton]

The Brasero is the Gnome CD/DVD burning effectiveness. Similar to a lot of Gnome submission, it has a slightly simplistic interface. This program has the majority of the similar characteristics as K3B including the capability to rip CDs and data DVDs, burning data cd/dvd, audio cds and ISO images. It be able to in addition be used to burn video CDs and DVDs if you install the libdvdcss library. Without that library, the videos determine to fail.

[jhon]

The Brasero is completely integrated with the Gnome desktop. It sustains and maintains the "drag and drop" and "copy and paste" from the Nautilus file manager, file penetrating with beagle, and the display of playlists. The concluding open source DVD burner that you feel be supposed to be discussed is DVD Flick. This software is for the Windows operating system and is not presently ported to Linux. On the other hand, it is supposed to work under Wine immediately extremely well. (Or you are able to install Virtual Box and work a complete Windows OS on your Linux box.

[Leonard]

If you have a preference the command line, the "growisofs" command is the open source DVD burner for you. It is capable of burn several type of information in sequence to a DVD immediately by altering the selection. In reality, it's the backend DVD utility for both K3b and Brasero (and the majority additional open source DVD burners). To burn an .iso file to a dvd, you would utilize the command:growisofs -dvd-compat -Z /dev/hdc=file.iso.