Thanks for this version!

A GUI would be nice

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A GUI would be nice

No, CLI rulez..

Seriously, i'm planning to do a gui version.. but the problem is, i have to use the console version as base, but its by no means prepared for a GUI.. so i have to do many changes before it'll be usable via a GUI (which itself has also to be written yet).. additionally it should contain a bit GUI-only features, such as batch processing, multitasking, etc.. so don't hold your breath..

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been waiting for this!

thanx!


oh and.. YEAH a gui would be really nice!

cheerios

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So... good work

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I just love posts with the words "native" and "AmigaOS4" in them.

I thank all amiga developers with the words of a well known microsoft employee:

"DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS!DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS!"

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gopal: padon?

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You've not seen the Steve Ballmer videos, then? Haha what an asshole. The music video is the best.

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I like gui,s there great for people like me who sometimes gets lost with comand line paramaters. nice to see some usefull software being ported .

@xeron



Those videos are hilarious!

@Cyborg

Good work

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Poster: Gopal Date: 9-Sep-2004 16:02:20 I just love posts with the words "native" and "AmigaOS4" in them. I thank all amiga developers with the words of a well known microsoft employee: "DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS!DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS!"

I'll join that chant in a heart beat!
OS4 apps simply makes my day!


/shoe

This is cool. a useful piece of software is ported that I didnt even know people needed. I mean, we're all hanging out for amizilla etc, but right under our noses the gaps in our software catalog are being filled, and our amigas become just that bit more useful. Excellent work.

ok i just saw a video....

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Impressive! I converted a 450MB mpeg file into bin format and it was done in less than five minutes. And the source file was on my pc!
Shame though I can't get MakeCD to work on OS4-Pre, so I had to transfer the converted file back to the pc to be able to burn it as a VCD. But the end result was very satisfying.

Great work!

mono: makecd works, its been discussed widely here and i have the solution.

Edit all settings in your makecd icon (write drive/read drive) etc since the prefs wont work.

other than that it should work straight off.

(here is my icon tooltypes just incase...)
(ps im a betatester but i have helped other pre release owners before with this)


WRITE_DEVICE=a1ide.device
WRITE_UNIT=2
WRITE_DRIVER=CDR_SCSI3_ATAPI
BUFFER=10000
SPEED=0
READ_DEVICE=a1ide.device
READ_UNIT=2
READ_DRIVER=CD_ATAPI
AUDIO_READ_SPEED=0
BYTEORDER_LSF
INCOMPLETE=Ignore
BLOCKS1_DEVICE=
BLOCKS1_UNIT=0
BLOCKS1_START=0
BLOCKS1_END=0
REMOVE_AUDIO_PAUSE=0
BUFFER_CHUNK=20
IGNORE_OVERFLOW
AUDIO_WRITE_SPEED=0
HAS_SETTINGS
FIXATION_SPEED=0
BUFFER_IMAGES=10000
BUFFER_CHUNK_IMAGES=20
BUFFER_AUDIO=20000
BUFFER_CHUNK_AUDIO=20
AUDIO_MODE=AHI
AHI_UNIT=0
DAO_SPEED=32
ISO_ONLINE_SPEED=0
FULL_BUFFER
DATA_READ_SPEED=0
COM_WRITE_CDR=
COM_FIX_REPAIR_FORMAT=
COM_AFTER_CREATING=
COM_AFTER_WRITING=
COM_ON_ERROR=
COM_ON_INSERT=
EJECT_AFTER_WRITING
EJECT_ON_INSERT
USER_LEVEL=1
FIX_UP=CD-R
WRITE_MODE=Real
DEF_BASE_DIR=Games:
DEF_WRITE_MODE=1
DEF_DATA_MODE=0
DEF_CDDA_START=0
DATA_CACHE=8
DIR_CACHE=16
FL_NODES=40
FH_NODES=16
RETRIES=32
DIRECT_READ
FAST_SEARCH
SPEED_INDEX=1
TRADEMARKFILE=System40:Utilities/apps/MakeCD/CD32.TM
DOS_BOOT_IMAGE=
DOS_BOOT_EMU=NO_EMU
NO_QUICKHELP
MAKECD_BURN_PROOF
WARNING_LOW_BUFFER_TEXT2=Could only allocate 61804KB for the buffer
WARNING_LOW_BUFFER_TEXT1=instead of the requested 62000KB.
WARNING_LOW_BUFFER=2
SORT=.info
ROCKRIDGE
WORLD_ACCESS
GROUP_ACCESS
AMIGA_ATTRIBUTES
ISO_LEVEL=2
DEF_TAO_PRI=2
DEF_COPY_INDEX_PAUSE=150
DEF_TARGET_TYPE=0
DEF_DEL_FILE=2
DEF_NO_SCAN_INDICES
DEF_AUDIO_SUFFIX=.cdda
DEF_NO_APPEND_READ_ISRC
DEF_APPEND_INDEX_PAUSE=0
DEF_TRACK_TYPE=0
DEF_SOURCE_TYPE=2
DEF_PAUSE=0
DEF_TARGET_SUFFIX=.raw
-----------------------------------
(DEBUG=CON:)

so the steps in general: set a1idedevice , set drive id etc.

btw are you cable/dsl/adsl?

cheers

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@Toaks

Thanks! Now I'm one step closer to making it work. It now succesfully completes a test burn, but, alas, it still hangs when writing for real

Before: Hanged both in test mode and write mode. Some activity on the burner in the lead in phase, then nothing. MakeCD window doesn't update or refresh. IDE bus completely frozen, only a poweron/off helped (possibly an IDE reset would've helped to). The OS could still be used tho.

Now: Completes the test burn, but still hangs when writing for real, just after or during the lead in. The progress bar doesn't update during test or real mode. After the burner goes silent, MakeCD doesn't update or refresh. The same goes for the rest of the OS. The IDE bus doesnt hang now tho, so a normal reset works fine. CD-R is written to and hence unusable.

I use a Plextor DVD-R/W PX-708A as master on IDE bus 1. MakeCD version is the public beta 10 (registered).
The Plextor works excellently otherwise, both with the Mount Rainier feature of OS4 and also as a normal CD-ROM drive. I've also succesfully flashed the firmware of the burner from OS4.
I'm beginning to suspect the drivers in MakeCD isn't too happy with the Plextor. I've ordered a dual layer DVD-R/W for my pc and will replace the Plextor with the CD-R/W currently situated in my pc when it arrives, to see if I still get the same results.
Untill then some experimenting and coasters are on todays menu


"btw are you cable/dsl/adsl?"

I'm on a phat 2Mb ADSL connection :)

mono: ah , try changing the write driver (try normal atapi or the others) , i had a plpextor once and i recall the very same problem but it should work as its pretty much generic stuff.

cool about u beeing able to flash the drive within os4.

as for broadband, yes i'm on a highspeed one.

good luck with the burner.

ps: try to set the generic atapi driver as burner, might help , but its like too long since i touched this really (check your dir...)
u also might want to reduce/set up the buffers and other settings (theese works from inside the prog but the device section doesnt)

cheers

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@Toaks

I've think I've tried about every combination available, but still no luck
Anyhoo, thanks a lot for you advice. I still have a couple of CDs that haven't been made coasters yet so I'll try some more times, before making my pc the official burning machine.
Hmm, I've noticed that during test burn the HD is active all the time, but when I write for real, it's only HD activity during the buffer fillup. After that it's quiet. Wish I had 1GB of memory to use as buffer, then it'd prolly work

Cheers
M.