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Electric_Soul
17th December 2008, 15:51
Hello

I try to create an iso from a dvd(VIDEOS_TS + AUDIO_TS structure)

Now I have two versions of mkisofs.exe.

1. mkisofs 2.01a20 X (i686-pc-cygwin)
I got this version from the dvdauthorgui installation directory

2. mkisofs 2.01 (i686-pc-cygwin)
From the cdrtools package.


This is the command I use to create an iso image.
"c:\Program Files\DVDAuthorGUI\bin\mkisofs.exe" -dvd-video -V "kathi" -udf -o "F:\Tv-Records_Fini\burn\dvd\kathi.iso" "h:\dvd\"

Everything is fine when using version No.1 but when using No.2 I get the following error /cygdrive/d/Download/encoding/cdrtools/mkisofs: Unable to make a DVD-Video image.


Why ??

blutach
17th December 2008, 22:28
I know you want an answer about mkisofs, but have you considered ImgBurn (www.imgburn.com)?

Regards

Electric_Soul
17th December 2008, 22:31
Hello

I use it too, but I like batch processing, so mkisofs.exe is far more versatile :)

frank
21st December 2008, 23:00
mkisofs.exe was developed for UNIX.
Cygwin is the UNIX-API for Windows.
So you should not use characters like "_" in path.

Sourcecode is open and someone has patched the original to a20 for Win compatibility.

Electric_Soul
21st December 2008, 23:24
Hello

Tried this now, but still the same.

"d:\Download\encoding\cdrtools\mkisofs.exe" -dvd-video -V "kathi" -udf -o "F:\kathi.iso" "h:\dvd\"


That one still works

"c:\Program Files\DVDAuthorGUI\bin\mkisofs.exe" -dvd-video -V "kathi" -udf -o "F:\kathi.iso" "h:\dvd\"

But thank you for the hint, because I am installing ubuntu :)

r0lZ
22nd December 2008, 00:24
BTW, there is also a version of mkisofs that doesn't need cygwin1.dll, and is supposed to be more rapid, but apparently the site is now down. You can perhaps still find it somewhere.

Electric_Soul
22nd December 2008, 00:35
Here is one version
http://smithii.com/files/cdrtools-2.01-bootcd.ru-w32.zip


Doesn't work with that one either.
Error: mkisofs: Unable to make a DVD-Video image.
this is annoying :)


But thanks for the hint.

I could upload the DVD if someone wants to try for himself. I'd be happy :)