Hello all!
For people who were interested at the Toodlesday meeting:
http://www.fluendo.com/press/releases/PR-2007-01.html
The link to the web store's in there.
By the way, what was the name of the bootable distro that did the hard drive wipe?
Cheers!
Scott
By the way, what was the name of the bootable distro that did the hard drive wipe?
DBAN does a decent job of this. http://dban.sourceforge.net/
On 16 Feb, Scott Balneaves wrote:
Hello all!
For people who were interested at the Toodlesday meeting:
Brad & I tried the free MP3 download and it's a breeze to install (yes, it involves cp, but only 1 file, and to a standard place). I'll probably pick up the full MS media pack.
Does anybody know if that will work with mplayer too? Or is it just gstreamer and is gstreamer completely separate from mplayer? Outside of mplayer on the command line, I'm new to mm on linux.
Looks like they are in Spain. Does anyone know if these guys are truly legit? I mean, they're not just stealing the codecs and then billing us for them, are they?
By the way, what was the name of the bootable distro that did the hard drive wipe?
using any linux live/rescue boot cd dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/hda bs=1M dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hda bs=1M wrap in for loop to repeat as you see fit (I'd say 1 pass is good for all but NSA-worrying folk). Who needs a special CD to do that?! :-)
Trevor Cordes wrote:
Does anybody know if that will work with mplayer too? Or is it just gstreamer and is gstreamer completely separate from mplayer? Outside of mplayer on the command line, I'm new to mm on linux.
Not sure. I don't think mplayer uses gstreamer. However, with these codecs, totem, or other gstreamer based players is pretty much on par with mplayer now.
Looks like they are in Spain. Does anyone know if these guys are truly legit?
I've met them both in Mountainview and Brasil. They're not only legit, but pretty darned smart too.
I mean, they're not just stealing the codecs and then billing us for them, are they?
oin$ strings libgstfluac3dec.so | grep flu gst_fluac3dec_get_type fluac3dec_decoder_settings fluac3dec_submit_frame fluac3dec_parse_syncinfo fluac3dec_parse_bsi fluac3dec_decode_frame fluac3dec_flush_decoder fluac3dec_new fluac3dec_free libgstfluac3dec.so fluac3dec fluac3dec.c gst-fluendo-ac3dec http://www.fluendo.com/ Michael Smith msmith@fluendo.com fluac3dec_src_setcaps fluac3dec_query fluac3dec_convert fluac3dec_chain_raw fluac3dec_find_sync_and_decode fluac3dec_validate_crcs fluac3dec_event fluac3dec_sink_setcaps fluac3dec_chain_dvd FluAC3DecoderState* fluac3dec_new()
I'd say no.
Scott
Scott Balneaves wrote:
By the way, what was the name of the bootable distro that did the hard drive wipe?
Thanks to Montana and Sean. DBAN is now wiping.
Scott
I downloaded pics from 2 digital cameras. Each had a 1GB SD card, which I removed, put in a cheap USB card reader, and plugged into my machine. I copied all the photos - or so I thought. After ensuring I had copies on 2 separate HDDs, I erased the SD cards. My wife says there are missing photos - and there may be - one of the cameras sufficiently wiped its memory that it resumed counting the photos from zero.
The card-in-stick shows up under fstab as a vfat file system. I only took one photo on each card after reformatting.
Is there a decent Linux program which will allow me to recover the (presumably) lost files?
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