Free grab burn software for linux

Grab&Burn is a powerful tool for grabbing, burning and mastering of CD and DVD discs. Grab&Burn supports all types of optical storage medias (including CD-R/RW, DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW and DVD-RAM) as well as a wide variety of burning hardware.
With Grab&Burn you may perform ordinal grabbing, copying and burning operations as well as expert DVD Authoring and Mastering. These advanced features enable you to create valid DVD-video discs from custom video files, for example, copied from other DVDs. Moreover, with DVD Splitting Wizard you may split DVD-video discs into smaller parts and burn them to DVD writable discs or emulate with StarPort DVD Emulator and watch DVD-Video movies directly on your PC. This enables you to create copies of 9.4 GB DVDs in several clicks.
At the same time, Grab&Burn is easy to learn and to use. In addition to expert DVD authoring and DVD mastering features Grab&Burn offers a number of step-by-step wizards that introduce its functionality to the novice users.
For novice users Grab&Burn offers the Quick Start Wizard that provides them with the most frequently used operations, such as disc copying, grabbing and splitting DVDs.
Main features:
- All MMC compatible CD/DVD recorders (CD-R/W, DVD-R/W, DVD+R/W and DVD-RAM) are supported
- UDF file system mastering (UDF 1.02, 1.50 and 2.01)
- ISO9660 file system mastering (including Joliet UNICODE extensions)
- Session import (appending already created CDs/DVDs)
- Bridge file system (ISO9660/UDF for DVD-Video creation) mastering
- DVD-Video main sequence (movie itself) extraction
- Audio content processing
- Track-At-Once and Disc-At-Once (RAW) recording modes
- DVD-Video authoring code (make own movie from the set of the VOB files)
- Track-At-Once and Disc-At-Once (RAW) recording modes
- El Torito (bootable CD/DVD)
- DVD9 ? 2 DVD-R(+R) convertion

HacBurn is a frontend to cdrtools/mpg321/ogg123 written with gtk2-perl.

HacBurn is a script written in perl using gtk2-perl. It allows a user to use cdrtools and a couple other console applications in a graphical interface to burn CDs.

It can currently burn iso/bin images and audio discs, it can make iso images and also copy CDs. If you have 2 optical drives on the fly copying is available.

SDL convertion of libbgrab (a framegrabber lib from the same author).

The library uses a separate thread to grab images into a "triple buffer" queue independent of an external "game loop". This uses memory bandwidth but makes it easy to integrate live video into other applications. Images are always grabbed at 32bit RGBx resolutions.

YUV grabbing is currently not implemented. To improve image quality, several deinterlace
algorithms are available.

Installation:

./autogen.sh (optional)
./configure (./configure --help for options)
make
make install
ldconfig
make distclean

Burn 360 is a VCD ripping, Encoding and Creation GUI written in perl-Gtk2.

This is a frontend to three programs - ffmpeg, vcdimager and cdrdao written in perl-gtk2.

It is designed to enable (as seperate processes).

Rip video tracks from VCDs.

Encode from/to any format that ffmpeg supports (these are in a seperate file called opts).

Create a new VCD from MPEGs on hard drive.

Grig is a graphical user interface for the Ham Radio Control Libraries.

Grig project is intended to be simple and generic, presenting to the user the same interface regardless of which radio he or she uses.

Grig is in an early stage with only a little subset of the full Hamlib API implemented but more features will be added along the way.

You can get the latest version of Gnome RIG from the Groundstation project page in the file releases section. You can also grab the latest code from the CVS repository. Detailed instructions on how to get the sourcecode using anonymous cvs can be found here. You should use the use grig2 for the module name.

If you find any bugs or if you have any comments or questions, feel free to use the trackers or the mailing lists. You can also send direct email to the authors if you prefer privacy.

Logscan provides a tool to generate emails in response to security probes or attacks.

Logscan is a tool to assist in generating complaint emails in response to security probes or attacks. Logscan scans through logs looking for patterns and if certain thresh-holds are reached it sends a template email to the local administrators for approval. If the administrator sees the attack is not a mistake they can forward the email to the ISP who owns the attacking IPs.

Logscan has the beginings of an interesting module/library called "whois" which is loosely based on work by Scott Hassan.

This module traverses the tree of various whois servers untill it finds the whois record for the ISP that owns the offending IP and then grabbing the emails of admins responsible there.

As this module evolves it will grab other pieces of information from the whois record (unfortunately there appears to be a variety of formats for whois records).

Verve plugin is a comfortable command line plugin for the Xfce panel.
Main features:
- Command history
- Auto-completion (including command history)
- Open URLs and eMail addresses in your favourite applications
- Focus grabbing via D-BUS (so you can bind a shortcut to it)
- Custom input field width
Usage:
Once added to the panel, you can use the following keys to control Verve:
- TAB to iterate through auto-completion entries
- UP and DOWN arrows to iterate through the command history
- CTRL+ENTER to run a command in a terminal emulator
- ESC to clear your input
If you want to launch URLs or eMail addresses using Verve, just paste them into the input field and press ENTER.
Focus Grabbing
Verve installs a script named verve-focus which can be used to bind a keyboard shorcut for Verve to grab the focus. To do so, you first need to open the Xfce settings manager:
xfce-setting-show
Once the dialog has appeared, chose Keyboard. In the next dialog, select the Shortcuts tab and add a shortcut for verve-focus.
After this, Verve should grab the focus and start blinking whenever you press this shortcut. To stop the blinking, just type something (like a command or something else) or click on it with the mouse

Morphix project is a derivative of Knoppix, another live CD distribution. Morphix is modular; this means that it consists of a number of parts which together form a working distribution. What does this mean to a normal user?

Well, thats the good part: it doesnt even know about the modules. They are invisible to it, save the startup-output on the console. So, if you dont care about how it works, just grab one of the combined ISOs and boot it!

There are different pre-made cd images with a whole range of (currently GUI-centered) software. It has an easy-to-use installer, if you wish to install it to your harddisk, but it doesnt need to be installed. It doesnt touch the rest of your system without specifically asking you.