Re: ANN: Burn.app 0.4.0

Don't worry, I haven't forgot about you.  I would still like to create  
the DiscRecording framework, based on Apple's documented framework of  
the same name (  
http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Carbon/Reference/ 
discrecording/CocoaDoc/index.html#//apple_ref/doc/framework/ 
disc_recording_objc ).  Hopefully something like this will be easier  
for you to use plus easier to be integrated into other apps, like  
GWorskpace, etc.

Chad

On Oct 7, 2004, at 6:45 AM, Andreas Heppel wrote:

> Hi folks,
> it has taken a long time and some of you have already considered this  
> project to be dead. This is not the case, I simpy did not have enough  
> time to complete things.
>
>
> What is Burn?
> -------------
> Well, Burn is a front-end for the cdrtools and cdrdao to burn CDs.
>
>
> What's new in Burn?
> -------------------
> The most significant changes are again in the UI. Due to user requests  
> I have abandoned the single file interface and returned to the  
> multiple file/window interface again. The controls to set up the burn  
> parameters are no longer located in the main window, but are set in a  
> separate panel immediately before burning. After experimenting a lot,  
> I found that this is the best solution, in particular as the settings  
> are remembered and the user may decide to not open this dialog box,  
> but use the saved settings instead.
> The burning process is no longer modal, i.e. all operations that do  
> not involve a burner are accessible while burning. This may be helpful  
> if you want to create a new compilation while burning, for example.
> Drag-and-Drop has changed significantly wrt to dragging directories  
> into a compilation. Burn.app now knows three modi how to insert the  
> contents of a directory into the compilation, depending on modifier  
> keys used during dragging.
> You will also find a new service by which you can burn an already  
> existing ISO image immediately.
> There exists now a so-called audio CD inspector giving information  
> about the source audio CDs involved in a compilation.
> Burn now also offers an improved on-line help using Nicols Roard's  
> HelpViewer.
> For more news see the change log.
>
> Where to get Burn?
> ------------------
> As always here:
> http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php? 
> group_id=61565&release_id=186888
>
> Don't forget to download CDPlayer 0.4.0 as you will need it. Also  
> remember that you need Enrico's GWorkspace.
>
> Please, do not hesitate to give any kind of feedback, be it bug  
> reports, feature requests, patches,....
>
>
> Cheers,
> Andreas
>
> -- 
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> Home: http://www.andreasheppel.de
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>
> Check out Burn.app - the CD burning frontend for GNUstep
> http://gsburn.sourceforge.net
>
>
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