Liebe Steffen Why don't you concentrate on trying to develop a rock solid CD/DVD/Bluray writer for the Armini ??? I'm sure Rcomp would be overjoyed if you did that, and it would go well with the work they are doing to use the Armini for creating high quality sound files. I would like to get an Armini at some point, but I need it to be able to write DVD Rs reliably. Best wishes Jon ________________________________ From: Steffen Huber <steffen@xxxxxxxxxxxx> To: "cdvdburn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <cdvdburn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Monday, 31 December 2012, 15:13 Subject: [cdvdburn] Happy new year! Hi, so the year 2012 is almost over, and nothing much happened on the CDVDBurn front. Sorry for that. I have high hopes that 2013 will be different. Really. The problem is: all I have done in recent years is not really fit for release. The Blu-Ray support. The USB support. The CD/DVD Extractor feature. Compatibility with recent drives (especially DVD is a problem - CD and Blu-Ray usually works). The possible exception is ARMv6/ARMv7 compatibility, but this is worthless without working USB support. So anyone interested in buying an upgrade to get some half-baked solution for their Beagle/Panda/Raspberry? I also started a project called "Isofier" which is a Java app that can create a true RISC OS CD (i.e. all filetypes intact) from a PC filing system, e.g. from a HostFS directory written to by RPCEmu or Virtual-RPC. Of course it can also create plain old ISO/Joliet images if you want. It is already usable from the command line but lacks a good GUI. Anyone interested in that? What I do have finished is a Java app that transforms a CDVDBurn-style image directory into a PC-and-every-os-that-supports-more-than-2GB-per-file-style image file. Anyone interested in that? Whatever you think, I wish you all a happy new year, and keep the faith. Steffen -- Steffen Huber LambdaComm System - Welcome to Trollinger Country steffen@xxxxxxxxxxxx Private homepage http://www.huber-net.de/