Version: (using KDE KDE 3.5.5) Installed from: SuSE RPMs I would opt for two markers not only one -- at 650 and 700MB. Please provide also info in MB not only minutes (I know it is an audio but I think in MB). And colors -- personally I would like three secions -- 0-650 (green?), 650-700 (yellow?) and over 700 (red?). Or maybe four -- the last point would be overburn. But solid colors, not gradient! I have real problems figuring out the indications when the colors are not solid.
You can easily switch between MB and minutes via the context menu. How about K3b remembering the last setting? As for the size: this is adjusted to the medium. So your proposal seems like a backstep to me...
> You can easily switch between MB and minutes via the context menu. How about > K3b remembering the last setting? Great! > As for the size: this is adjusted to the medium. What medium? There is none -- and marker sits still. I inserted 650MB -- no change.
Ok, the medium thing, I found out this context menu and I see your point. So maybe: a) fixing auto detection b) extra option showing all markers ad.a) should I fill the next report about this issue? I run k3b, marker at 700, I insert the disc 650 --> marker untouched (settings: auto)
On Monday 22 January 2007 20:07, Maciej Pilichowski wrote: > Ok, the medium thing, I found out this context menu and I see your point. > So maybe: a) fixing auto detection it works like a charm here. > b) extra option showing all markers nope. I don't like that. > ad.a) should I fill the next report about this issue? I run k3b, marker at > 700, I insert the disc 650 --> marker untouched (settings: auto) is the disk empty?
> it works like a charm here. Do you use internal or external drive? Me -- external (usb). > > b) extra option showing all markers > nope. I don't like that. Btw. I am talking only about those vertical small lines. Not full info. It would be really helpful because it is often I want to optimize burning. So I will see exactly how can I put files on several discs. > > ad.a) should I fill the next report about this issue? I run k3b, marker at > > 700, I insert the disc 650 --> marker untouched (settings: auto) > is the disk empty? Nope. There are some data (I mean computer data, not audio, but I try to burn audio now).
PS. ad.b) it would be useful for creating the disc image, not actual burning
On Monday 22 January 2007 21:45, Maciej Pilichowski wrote: > > it works like a charm here. > > Do you use internal or external drive? Me -- external (usb). both. > > > b) extra option showing all markers > > > > nope. I don't like that. > > Btw. I am talking only about those vertical small lines. Not full info. It > would be really helpful because it is often I want to optimize burning. So > I will see exactly how can I put files on several discs. I do not really get yet why you need multiple markers > > > ad.a) should I fill the next report about this issue? I run k3b, marker > > > at 700, I insert the disc 650 --> marker untouched (settings: auto) > > > > is the disk empty? > > Nope. There are some data (I mean computer data, not audio, but I try to > burn audio now). only burnable media is used for the auto detection.
I put the autodetection issue in separate report. > I do not really get yet why you need multiple markers The real scenario. I have a lot of mp3 files now (but the same applies to data as well), so I insert the first disc and add some files, let's say first 3 files. The files could fit perfectly (then I burn) or not -- then I consider deleting the last file or changing the disc (because I have mixed capacities), for example 650->700MB. But this works smoothly if I can see how I am doing -- the markers would be a great help, because I could immediately see that even deleting file it is more than the next markers. Small visually, but really helpful hint from the program.