dvdisaster Version 0.72.4 / 0.72 (pl4) | To the Internet version

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### Installation of the source packages

dvdisaster uses the common `./configure; make; make install` mechanism for installation from source. Please see the file `INSTALL` in the source distribution for further information.

### Installation of the binary for Mac OS X

The ZIP archive contains an application bundle made for Mac OS X 10.5 on x86 processors. Unpack the archive at the desired place and click "dvdisaster.app" to start the program. dvdisaster is able to run under Mac OS X 10.4 and with PowerPC processors; however in these cases you need to build your own version from the source code.

Please note that the graphical user interface is still a bit rough around the edges. The GTK+ user interface toolkit is still in an early development state for Mac OS X. The user interface may be sloppy or freeze for brief periods. There may be glitches in the graphical output. You can minimize these effects by not tinkering with the dvdisaster window while any actions are in progress. Especially avoid resizing the window and sending it to the dock.

During the 0.73 development cycle some workarounds for these effects may be implemented; otherwise the plan is to wait for improved versions of the GTK+ toolkit.

There are no plans for developing a dvdisaster version not depending on GTK+ as this would mean to completely re-write the program for Quartz. Similar reasons hold for the Windows version btw ;-)

### Installation of the binary for Windows

Please install the Windows version by executing the setup binary (e.g. dvdisaster-0.72.4-setup.exe) and follow the installation dialog.

Caution: dvdisaster can NOT be installed from manually unpacking the setup.exe program, or by copying it from an already existing installation. Doing so may result in strange errors which seem to be totally unrelated to an improper installation.

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