Red Flag Linux Desktop 6.0 user manual: Multimedia applications

7.3.1 Cd&dvd Burning Program

Burning discs as a large capacity, Low-cost http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/14344.html "> Data backup and archiving method has been popular, it can be used to back up useful data, make audio A CD or a published media that is made into a product.

Burning discs in a previous Linux environment, usually on a command-line basis, is more complicated than burning discs under the command line. Red Flag Linux Desktop 6.0 offers a powerful, highly integrated graphical CD recording tool--k3b.

K3b is able to implement all the basic features related to disc burning, including writing data directly to the disc, writing data to the CD in the. iso format, making. iso image files, making music CDs, copying CDs, erasing CDs, and so on.

K3B supports almost all kinds of CD-R, CD-RW burners, and the ability to automatically detect CDs devices connected to the computer's SCSI and IDE interfaces. A SCSI burner can be identified directly by the core. The Atapi/ide interface's burner configures the emulated SCSI interface.

Open the System main menu, select "Multimedia" → "Cd&dvd Burning Program", Start k3b burning program.

Make a data CD

Detailed instructions are provided in the operation and configuration interfaces of the k3b, and use them for help during the specific use process.

Files with an. iso extension are also known as ISO9660 (or ISO) image files. You can use K3B to create an. iso file to save on your hard disk or to burn to a CD-R (w), or you can also record other downloaded. iso image files to a CD-R (W).

7.3.2 RealPlayer

The famous streaming media playback software RealPlayer The officially released Linux version, and its interface is consistent with the usage and Windows versions. Open the System main menu, select "Multimedia" → "RealPlayer", for RealPlayer playback.

RealPlayer