GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 366909
No way to burn iso/toc from GUI?
Last modified: 2007-04-23 17:52:32 UTC
I made a copy of an audio cd using n-c-b. The image was created successfully (image.iso and image.iso.toc) but there seem to be no way of burning this from the GUI. No context menu for the .toc file, and trying to use "Write to Disc" on the .iso file results in an error telling me "not a valid disc image.". Using nautilus-cd-burner --source-cue=image.iso.toc seems to work ok. And brasero identifies the .toc file. The mimetype for the .toc file is detected as application/x-cdrdao-toc. It would be great if n-c-b would support .toc files, and perhaps also check for such a file and use it if a user tries to burn an iso/toc image by right clicking on the .iso file.
If the mime type is detected properly as you say, and using --source-cue works, then this should be as easy as patching burn-extension.c to set is_cue to TRUE when that mime type is found. Want to make a patch?
Created attachment 76921 [details] [review] Add application/x-cdrdao-toc mime type I hope this is satisfactory. This patch simply adds the application/x-cdrdao-toc mime type to is_cue as you described.
Does it work the way you expect? :)
Yes it does, I guess I should have mentioned that earlier. :) I tried it with n-c-b 2.16.1 (most up to date in Debian). I also checked to make sure it applies cleanly to the CVS version.
Sweet. Committed to 2-16 and HEAD. Thanks!
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