Python script to ease (linux) cd burning.

HAY GUYS its me again, i've brought you play asx streams in python, now i give you... linux... cd burning... simplification

usage: ./cdcheckwrite.py [files]

#!/usr/bin/env python

import os, sys

files = sys.argv[1:]

MAX_CD_SIZE = 740000000 #max size in bytes
total_size = 0

for i in files:
    total_size += int(os.path.getsize(i))

if total_size > MAX_CD_SIZE:
    print
    print "ERROR: File list of %s bytes, exceedes max size of %s bytes!" \
        %(total_size, MAX_CD_SIZE)
    print "Consider Splitting up the files"
    print
    sys.exit()
else:
    print
    print "Burning files:"
    for i in files:
        print i
    print

stomped_filelist = '"'+'" "'.join(files)+'"'
print stomped_filelist
os.system('mkisofs -r -J -l -v -o tmpiso.iso ' + stomped_filelist )
os.system("cdrecord dev=/dev/cdrom speed=52 gracetime=2 -eject -v tmpiso.iso")
print
print "Success!"
print
os.remove("tmpiso.iso")
replace with own vars, but seriously if you know how you could've written this yourself. so this is really only good for people that have the exact same setup as i do.

Use k3b, faggot.