XFBURN

INVOCATION

xfburn can be called with --burn-image to immediately show the burn image dialog. Optionally the image file can be preselected by appending it to the command line.

When the --data-composition or the --audio-composition options is specified, then xfburn's main window will open up with the selected composition type instead of the welcome tab. The filename(s) of the contents of the composition may follow the composition option.  

Options

-?, --help

Print brief help and exit.

-V, --version

Print version information and exit.

-i, --burn-image [IMAGE]

Open the burn image dialog. Optionally the image is given as IMAGE.

-b, --blank

Open the blank disc dialog.

-d, --data-composition [FILE(S)]

Opens xfburn with a new data composition. Optionally FILE(S) to be added to the composition follow.

-a, --audio-composition [MUSIC FILE(S)]

Opens xfburn with a new audio composition. Optionally MUSIC FILE(S) to be added to the composition follow.

-t, --transcoder [TRANSCODER]

Selects the transcoder to use when creating audio compositions. Specify list to see all available options. Currently implemented are the gst and the basic transcoder. gst uses gstreamer, and can allows the use of any gstreamer-supported media file. basic only allows using audio files already in CD format: 48khz uncompressed WAV files.

-m, --main

When the --burn-image or the --blank option is selected, xfburn will quit after the dialog exists, unless the --main option is given. In that case the main xfburn window is shown after the dialog has been closed.

--display=DISPLAY

Use the specified X DISPLAY for the user interface.

AUTHOR

xfburn was written by David Mohr <squisher@xfce.org> and Jean-François Wauthy <pollux@xfce.org>. A great helper was Mario Danic

<mario@libburnia-project.org>.

This manual page was written by David Mohr <squisher@xfce.org>. It is based on Benedikt Meurer's Thunar man page.