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<em>Blue book CD</em><br>K3b will create a multisession CD with 2 sessions. The first session will contain all audio tracks and the second session will contain a mode 2 form 1 data track.<br>This mode is based on the <em>Blue book</em> standard (also known as <em>Extended Audio CD</em>, <em>CD-Extra</em>, or <em>CD Plus</em>) and has the advantage that a hifi audio CD player will only recognize the first session and ignore the second session with the data track.<br>If the CD is intended to be used in a hifi audio CD player this is the recommended mode.<br>Some older CD-ROMs may have problems reading a blue book CD since it is a multisession CD.
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<p><b>External program <em>normalize-audio</em> is not installed.</b><p>K3b uses <em>normalize-audio</em> (http://normalize.nongnu.org/) to normalize audio tracks. In order to use this functionality, please install it first (sudo apt-get install normalize-audio).
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<p>An Access Point Sector, APS, is an MPEG video sector on the VCD/SVCD which is suitable to be jumped to directly.<p>APS are required for entry points and scantables. APS have to fulfil the requirement to precede every I-frame by a GOP header which shall be preceded by a sequence header in its turn.<p>The start codes of these 3 items are required to be contained all in the same MPEG pack/sector, thus forming a so-called access point sector.<p>This requirement can be relaxed by enabling the relaxed aps option, i.e. every sector containing an I-frame will be regarded as an APS.<p><b>Warning:</b> The sequence header is needed for a playing device to figure out display parameters, such as display resolution and frame rate, relaxing the aps requirement may lead to non-working entry points.
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Located in projects/k3bvcdburndialog.cpp:212
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<p><b>External program <em>normalize-audio</em> is not installed.</b><p>K3b uses <em>normalize-audio</em> (http://normalize.nongnu.org/) to normalize audio tracks. In order to use this functionality, please install it first. (sudo apt-get install normalize-audio)
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Located in projects/k3baudioburndialog.cpp:287
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<p><b>Image types supported by K3b:</p><p><b>Plain image</b><br/>Plain images are written as is to the medium using a single data track. Typical plain images are iso images as created by K3b's data project.<p><b>Cue/bin images</b><br/>Cue/bin images consist of a cue file describing the table of contents of the medium and an image file which contains the actual data. The data will be written to the medium according to the cue file.<p><b>Audio Cue image</b><br/>Audio cue images are a special kind of cue/bin image containing an image of an audio CD. The actual audio data can be encoded using any audio format supported by K3b. Audio cue files can also be imported into K3b audio projects which allows to change the order and add or remove tracks.<p><b>Cdrecord clone images</b><br/>K3b creates a cdrecord clone image of a single-session CD when copying a CD in clone mode. These images can be reused here.<p><b>Cdrdao TOC files</b><br/>K3b supports writing cdrdao's own image format, the toc files.
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Located in misc/k3bimagewritingdialog.cpp:369
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It is highly recommended to configure cdrecord to run with root privileges, as then cdrecord runs with high priority that increases the overall stability of the burning process. As well as this, it allows the size of the burning buffer to be changed, and a lot of user problems can be solved this way. This is also true when using SuSE's resmgr.
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<p>K3b is a full-featured <b>CD/DVD/Blu-Ray burning and ripping application</b>.<br/>It supports a variety of project types as well as <i>copying</i> of optical media, burning if different types of <i>images</i>, and <i>ripping</i> Audio CDs, Video CDs, and Video DVDs.<br/>Its <i>convenient user interface</i> is targetted at all audiences, trying to be <i>as simple as possible</i> for novice users while also providing all features and <i>advanced user</i> might need.
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(C) 1998 - 2009 Sebastian Trüg
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<p>If this option is checked additional GUI elements which allow to influence the behaviour of K3b are shown. This includes the manual selection of the used burning tool (Choose between cdrecord and cdrdao when writing a CD or between cdrecord and growisofs when writing a DVD/BD).<p><b>Be aware that K3b does not support all possible tools in all project types and actions.</b>
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