heres the catch.. I'm running linux.
looking for a program
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looking for a program
that can burn me pictures to a DVD. It's a 20 gig folder, and I'm looking for a program that will just tell me to insert a new DVD for the next 4.7 gigs of pictures. That way, I don't have to seperate all the pictures to fit.
heres the catch.. I'm running linux.
Running a live CD, cause the pictures are on a f'ed up HD, and I need to send the pictures to my cousin.. ideas?
heres the catch.. I'm running linux.
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Re: looking for a program
Does the live CD your using copy to the RAM? If not do you have multiple disk drives in the PC or something?
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Re: looking for a program
I was booting off of a USB drive. I ended up just transferring them all over samba to my main PC. At least now I got to wipe the drive and do a fresh install. Any suggestions on how to give someone 20 gigs of pictures, aside from DVD?
Re: looking for a program
Compress them, in a .zip file, at least to save space.
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Re: looking for a program
Pictures are already pretty compressed. Picture, video, and music compress very poorly.
If you just want to archive them, you can use a ZIP file to split it into 4 pieces, by changing the settings to span archives with a max size of 4.7gb.
of course you might find you hit a 4gb filesize limit depending on your OS. Then you'd just have to split it into maybe 20 archives and put a "few" onto each DVD.
Also, 500gb portable hard drives are super cheap these days. Its always decent to have one around for moments like this.
If you just want to archive them, you can use a ZIP file to split it into 4 pieces, by changing the settings to span archives with a max size of 4.7gb.
of course you might find you hit a 4gb filesize limit depending on your OS. Then you'd just have to split it into maybe 20 archives and put a "few" onto each DVD.
Also, 500gb portable hard drives are super cheap these days. Its always decent to have one around for moments like this.

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