Re: Burn Mulitple cd's at once?

[Todd Patton <Todd@acpdata.com>]

I was unaware that it could be done using cd burn. I always have to 
choose a recoder when using the gui front end and never see an option to 
choose all recorders like in Nero.

I often have to make 20-30 copies of cd's for proposals, and was looking 
to do four at a time. Speed wise, I might bring it down to 2 burners on 
two machines as not to bog down the ide channels. But basically I just 
want to create a basic bare bones disk duplicator. Thanks for the response!

Ray Olszewski wrote:
> Todd Patton wrote:
> 
>> Does anyone know if this is possible in Linux. I can do it in M$ Win 
>> with Nero but the NEroLinux left this feature off. Basically I want to 
>> burn 4 copies of a folder or image at the same time. Thank you for any 
>> responses.
> 
> 
> Could I ask you to explain what you want to do it a bit more detail?
> 
> Do you mean you have 4 CD burners in your workstation and want to burn 
> the same image to all four of them simultaneously? If so, the only 
> obstacle to doing that is the speeds of everything ... if the hardware 
> can keep up, you can do it with cdrecord (and probably other apps too).
> 
> If you mean something else ... could you describe it more exactly?
> 
> I don't use Nero (on Windows) or NeroLinux ... on Linux, I burn my CDs 
> with cdrecord and mkisofs, and  on Windows, I use whatever app comes 
> free with the drive (which, by the luck of the draw, has never been the 
> "lite" version of Nero) ... so perhaps your question will mean more to 
> someone who does. If you, you might just want to ignore this and wait 
> for someone else to respond.
> 
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