Re: [dvd::rip] problems with burning on dvd::rip 0.52.2

[Bill Buttling <billbuttling@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

had a good look at symbolic links and am confused as to what dvd::rip is doing here.(This is copy of dvd::rip log file)

Fri Aug 5 18:02:40 2005 Executing command: rm-f /home/bill/Data/My_Video/MillionDollarBabe/avi/002/MillionDollarBabe_1.svcd.bin; ln-s /home/bill/Data/My_Video/MillionDollarBabe/avi/002/MillionDollarBabe_1.svcd /home/bill/Data/My_Video/MillionDollarBabe/avi/002/MillionDollarBabe_1.svcd.bin && dr_exec cdrdao write --device 0,0,0 --speed 24 --driver generic-mmc --eject--overburn /home/bill/Data/My_Video/MillionDollarBabe/avi/002/MillionDollarBabe_1.svcd.cue &&rm /home/bill/Data/My_Video/MillionDollarBabe/avi/002/MillionDollarBabe_1.svcd.bin && echo DVDRIP_SUCCESS

As I read the code above the rm -f command will remove the .bin fileand then the ln-s command will try and make a symbolic link to it. This surely don't make sense !

Any input anybody ?

Bill

On Sunday 07 Aug 2005 18:20, Mark Rose wrote:

> Operation not permitted is most likely a filesystem permissions problem.

> Though looking at the command dvd::rip issued, it might not have deleted

> the old MillionDollarBabe_1.svcd file before making the symbolic link.

> Try running rm

> -f

> /home/bill/Data/My_Video/MillionDollarBabe/avi/002/MillionDollarBabe_1.svcd

> in a shell and see if it fixes the problem. If it does, you found a bug in

> dvd::rip :)

>

> Mark

>

> On Sun, 2005-08-07 at 16:56 +0200, Bill Buttling wrote:

> > Hi this is my first post and my first use of dvd::rip.

> > Am running Mandrake linux 10.1 and KDE 3.2.

> > All dependencies for dvd::rip show OK and all necessary components are at

> > least to recommended version.

> > Tried to rip a DVD in my collection to check out the function and got as

> > far as burn to CD without any problems. Transcoded and split to MPEG

> > option SVCD and arrived with two .mpg files of 795MB and 535MB. Created

> > CD image of first file and have now a SVCD file of 805MB. I have read the

> > previous posts as I was wondering why this was over the size of a 700MB

> > CD which is what I set in the preferences at Transcode time but I now

> > understand this should not be a problem to burn. When I try to burn I get

> > message as follows

> > ln: creating symbolic link

> > '/home/bill/data/myvideo/milliondollarbabe/avi/002/milliondollarbabe_1.sv

> >cd.b in' to

> > '/home/bill/data/myvideo/milliondollarbabe/avi/002/milliondollarbabe_1.sv

> >cd': Operation not permitted

> >

> > Here is the log file

> > Fri Aug 5 18:01:14 2005 Open project from file

> > '/home/bill/Data/My_Video/Projet/MillionDollarBabe.rip'

> > Fri Aug 5 18:02:40 2005 This task needs about 0 MB, 27829 MB are free.

> > Fri Aug 5 18:02:40 2005 Starting job (1): Burn CD

> > Fri Aug 5 18:02:40 2005 Executing command: rm

> > -f

> >

> > /home/bill/Data/My_Video/MillionDollarBabe/avi/002/MillionDollarBabe_1.sv

> >cd. bin; ln

> > -s

> >

> > /home/bill/Data/My_Video/MillionDollarBabe/avi/002/MillionDollarBabe_1.sv

> >cd

> > /home/bill/Data/My_Video/MillionDollarBabe/avi/002/MillionDollarBabe_1.sv

> >cd. bin && dr_exec cdrdao write --device 0,0,0 --speed 24 --driver

> > generic-mmc --eject

> > --overburn

> >

> > /home/bill/Data/My_Video/MillionDollarBabe/avi/002/MillionDollarBabe_1.sv

> >cd. cue &&

> > rm

> >

> > /home/bill/Data/My_Video/MillionDollarBabe/avi/002/MillionDollarBabe_1.sv

> >cd. bin && echo DVDRIP_SUCCESS

> > Fri Aug 5 18:02:40 2005 Aborting command. Sending signal 1 to PID

> > 8487... Fri Aug 5 18:02:40 2005 Aborting job: Burn CD

> > Fri Aug 5 18:02:40 2005 You should analyze the last output of this job

> > to see what's going wrong here:

> > Fri Aug 5 18:02:40 2005 ---- job output start ----

> > Fri Aug 5 18:02:40 2005 ---- job output end ----

> >

> > Have checked out everything I can from the GUI as regards dependencies

> > etc, where do I go from Here ?

> > Why would the operation to burn not be permitted ?

> >

> > Any help greatly appreciated.

> > Thanks