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<source>Honor && Glory</source>

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Translators:

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Italian: Original Authors

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Czech: Hanz

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Russian: Arseniy Muravyev

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Polish: Jarek

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Romanian: Aparaschivei Florin

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Hungarian: Sandor Lisovszki

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German: Johannes Obermayr

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Special Thanks goes to:

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All the people that made a donation!

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All package mantainers.

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All the people that submitted bug-reports and in some cases suggested even solutions to fix them.

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Irc #qt channel on irc.freenode.net for all their help on C++ and Qt4

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Trolltech for releasing such a wonderful framework, Qt4!

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All the open source tools AcetoneISO uses, this includes: fuseiso, mencoder, mplayer, mencoder, dd, cdrdao, wodim, growisofs, youtube-dl, 7z, ffmpeg, gnupg, dvd+r-format and more!

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To Poweriso, because even if they released a proprietary version of their software, it's free to use, works good and is feature-rich (too bad x86 only).

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Alcohol 120% software :) Yes, they inspired AcetoneISO's name :p

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And finally... a big thanks goes to You for using our software! It's for people like you that we find the strength to continue working on AcetoneISO.

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Thanks to all of You,

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If conditions are imposed on you (whether by court order, agreement or otherwise) that contradict the conditions of this License, they do not excuse you from the conditions of this License. If you cannot convey a covered work so as to satisfy simultaneously your obligations under this License and any other pertinent obligations, then as a consequence you may not convey it at all. For example, if you agree to terms that obligate you to collect a royalty for further conveying from those to whom you convey the Program, the only way you could satisfy both those terms and this License would be to refrain entirely from conveying the Program.

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Notwithstanding any other provision of this License, you have permission to link or combine any covered work with a work licensed under version 3 of the GNU Affero General Public License into a single combined work, and to convey the resulting work. The terms of this License will continue to apply to the part which is the covered work, but the special requirements of the GNU Affero General Public License, section 13, concerning interaction through a network will apply to the combination as such.

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The Free Software Foundation may publish revised and/or new versions of the GNU General Public License from time to time. Such new versions will be similar in spirit to the present version, but may differ in detail to address new problems or concerns.

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Each version is given a distinguishing version number. If the Program specifies that a certain numbered version of the GNU General Public License “or any later version” applies to it, you have the option of following the terms and conditions either of that numbered version or of any later version published by the Free Software Foundation. If the Program does not specify a version number of the GNU General Public License, you may choose any version ever published by the Free Software Foundation.

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Later license versions may give you additional or different permissions. However, no additional obligations are imposed on any author or copyright holder as a result of your choosing to follow a later version.

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THERE IS NO WARRANTY FOR THE PROGRAM, TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW. EXCEPT WHEN OTHERWISE STATED IN WRITING THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND/OR OTHER PARTIES PROVIDE THE PROGRAM “AS IS” WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE PROGRAM IS WITH YOU. SHOULD THE PROGRAM PROVE DEFECTIVE, YOU ASSUME THE COST OF ALL NECESSARY SERVICING, REPAIR OR CORRECTION.

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If the disclaimer of warranty and limitation of liability provided above cannot be given local legal effect according to their terms, reviewing courts shall apply local law that most closely approximates an absolute waiver of all civil liability in connection with the Program, unless a warranty or assumption of liability accompanies a copy of the Program in return for a fee.

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If you develop a new program, and you want it to be of the greatest possible use to the public, the best way to achieve this is to make it free software which everyone can redistribute and change under these terms.

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To do so, attach the following notices to the program. It is safest to attach them to the start of each source file to most effectively state the exclusion of warranty; and each file should have at least the “copyright” line and a pointer to where the full notice is found.

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&lt;one line to give the program's name and a brief idea of what it does.&gt;

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Copyright (C) &lt;year&gt; &lt;name of author&gt;

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This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify

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the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or

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This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,

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but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of

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MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the

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GNU General Public License for more details.

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along with this program. If not, see &lt;http://www.gnu.org/licenses/&gt;.

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Also add information on how to contact you by electronic and paper mail.

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If the program does terminal interaction, make it output a short notice like this when it starts in an interactive mode:

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&lt;program&gt; Copyright (C) &lt;year&gt; &lt;name of author&gt;

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This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details type `show w'.

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This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it

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under certain conditions; type `show c' for details.

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The hypothetical commands `show w' and `show c' should show the appropriate parts of the General Public License. Of course, your program's commands might be different; for a GUI interface, you would use an “about box”.

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You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or school, if any, to sign a “copyright disclaimer” for the program, if necessary. For more information on this, and how to apply and follow the GNU GPL, see &lt;http://www.gnu.org/licenses/&gt;.

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The GNU General Public License does not permit incorporating your program into proprietary programs. If your program is a subroutine library, you may consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with the library. If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Lesser General Public License instead of this License. But first, please read &lt;http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/why-not-lgpl.htm</body></html></source>

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The cd/dvd image manipulator for linux is created by:

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Current: Marco Di Antonio

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Previous 2006-2009: Fabrizio Di Marco

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AcetoneISO Subversion

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xx/11/2010</body></html></source>

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</style></head><body style=" font-family:'Sans Serif'; font-size:9pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;">

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Translators:

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Italian: Original Authors

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Czech: Hanz

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Russian: Arseniy Muravyev

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Polish: Jarek

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Romanian: Aparaschivei Florin

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Hungarian: Sandor Lisovszki

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German: Johannes Obermayr

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Special Thanks goes to:

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All the people that made a donation!

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All package mantainers.

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All people that submitted bug-reports, patches and suggestions.

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Irc #qt channel on irc.freenode.net for all their help on C++ and Qt4

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Trolltech for releasing such a wonderful framework, Qt4!

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All the open source tools AcetoneISO uses, this includes: fuseiso, mencoder, mplayer, mencoder, dd, cdrdao, wodim, growisofs, youtube-dl, 7z, ffmpeg, gnupg, dvd+r-format and more!

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And finally... a big thanks goes to You for using our software!

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Thanks to all of You,

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<name>acetoneiso</name>

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<source>AcetoneISO2</source>

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<source>mount</source>

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<source>Double click an image to browse</source>

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<source>Click a mounted iso on the Display and then unmount</source>

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<source>unmount</source>

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<source>database</source>

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<source>Double click to mount image</source>

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<source>set database</source>

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<source>Click an image on the DB and then "delete image"</source>

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<source>delete image</source>

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<source>Click here to update your Database</source>

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<source>Play DVD-Movie ISO</source>

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<source>umount DVD-Movie</source>

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<source>Backup CD-Audio</source>

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<source>Set Database</source>

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<source>Image Info</source>

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<source>Extract Boot Image</source>

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<source>Generate to file</source>

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<source>Check</source>

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<source>Generic Floppy-Emulation</source>

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<source>Generic No-Emulation</source>

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<source>Manual</source>

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<source>About</source>

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<source>umount</source>

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<source>Click to mount an ISO MDF NRG BIN IMG image</source>

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<source>please make a small donation for development!</source>

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<source>play your DVD image of a film</source>

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<source>Convert MacOs Image</source>

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<source>Loading GUI...</source>

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<source>Loading Options...</source>

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<source>AcetoneISO2::Save BIN Audio file</source>

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<source>no cdrdao found in /usr/bin</source>

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<source>AcetoneISO2::Select Image to compress</source>

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<source>Image Files (*.iso *.daa *.bin *.mdf *.ashdisc *.bwi *.b5i *.lcd *.img *.cdi *.cif *.p01 *.pdi *.nrg *.ncd *.pxi *.gi *.fcd *.vcd *.c2d)</source>

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<source>AcetoneISO2::Save Compressed Image</source>

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<source>no 7z found in /usr/bin</source>

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<source>Open Image</source>

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<source>Image Files (*.daa *.bin *.mdf *.ashdisc *.bwi *.b5i *.lcd *.img *.cdi *.cif *.p01 *.pdi *.nrg *.ncd *.pxi *.gi *.fcd *.vcd *.c2d)</source>

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<source>AcetoneISO2::Save ISO file</source>

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<source>AcetoneISO2::Select Database Folder</source>

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<source>AcetoneISO2::Select Image to decrypt</source>

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<source>Encrypted Image ( *.gpg)</source>

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<source>Please be sure to have mkisofs installed in /usr/bin </source>

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<source>AcetoneISO2::Select Folder to transform in a bootable ISO</source>

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<source>Select Boot File</source>

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<source>AcetoneISO2::Select Image to encrypt</source>

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<source>AcetoneISO2::Select where to extract image</source>

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<source>AcetoneISO2::Select Folder to be Converted</source>

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<comment>Portuguese translation for acetoneiso

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This file is distributed under the same license as the acetoneiso package.

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FIRST AUTHOR <EMAIL@ADDRESS>, 2013.</comment>

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<translation type="unfinished">Project-Id-Version: acetoneiso

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Report-Msgid-Bugs-To: FULL NAME <EMAIL@ADDRESS>

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POT-Creation-Date: 2013-01-04 21:55+0300

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PO-Revision-Date: 2013-01-04 15:52+0000

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Last-Translator: FULL NAME <EMAIL@ADDRESS>

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Language-Team: Portuguese <pt@li.org>

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MIME-Version: 1.0

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Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8

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Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit

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X-Launchpad-Export-Date: 2013-01-06 05:28+0000

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X-Generator: Launchpad (build 16393)

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<source>no mkisofs found in /usr/bin</source>

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<source>AcetoneISO2::Select *bin or *img</source>

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<source>Select from where to extract Boot Image:</source>

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<source>Image Files (*.iso)</source>

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<source>AcetoneISO2::Save boot image</source>

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<source>Image Files (*.iso *.nrg *.bin *.img *.mdf)</source>

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<source>AcetoneISO2::Select where to mount image</source>

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<source>The folder </source>

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<source> can't be mounted</source>

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<source> is not mounted!</source>

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It won't work with Audio CD and Game CopyProtected cd's</source>

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<source>AcetoneISO2::Select Image</source>

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<source>AcetoneISO2::Save Md5 text file</source>

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<source>All Virtual Drives are busy,

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Unmount some Virtual Drive first!</source>

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<source>AcetoneISO2::Select Parts</source>

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<source>AcetoneISO2::Save merged image</source>

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<source>Process Successfully Finished!</source>

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<translation>Proces zdárně dokončen!</translation>

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<source>Operation successfully finished!</source>

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<translation>Operace zdárně dokončena!</translation>

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<source>Operation successfully finished!

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modprobe hfsplus

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mount -t hfsplus -o loop <converted-image.img> /folder_you_want</source>

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<translation>Operace zdárně dokončena!

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<translation>Image zdárně spojen</translation>

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<source>Select DVD-Movie to Play</source>

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<source> mounted</source>

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<source>Without Poweriso some functions will be unavailable!</source>

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<source>AcetoneISO2::Save BIN file</source>

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<source>select an image to delete</source>

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<source>Open Image to be split</source>

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<source>AcetoneISO2::Select Folder where the image will be split</source>

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<translation type="obsolete">AcetoneISO::Určete kam rozdělit Image</translation>

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<source>AcetoneISO2::Split number</source>

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<source>AcetoneISO2::Select Folder where the uncompressed Image will be saved</source>

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<source>no 7z found in /usr/bin, please install p7zip-full package</source>

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<source>to donate go here: http://www.acetoneiso.netsons.org/viewpage.php?page_id=10</source>

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<source>for the manual go here: http://www.acetoneiso.netsons.org/viewpage.php?page_id=4</source>

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<source>Manual Umount</source>

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<source>Click to save the dvd cover</source>

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<source>Utilities</source>

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<source>Split Image</source>

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<source>Mount in a specified folder</source>

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<source>Conversion</source>

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<source>Convert Image to ISO</source>

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<source>Generate ISO from CD/DVD</source>

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<source>Generate ISO from folder</source>

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</message>

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961

<source>Extract Image Content to a folder</source>

962

963

</translation>

964

</message>

965

966

<source>Compress</source>

967

968

</translation>

969

</message>

970

971

<source>Uncompress</source>

972

973

</translation>

974

</message>

975

976

<source>Generate Cue for BIN/IMG images</source>

977

978

</translation>

979

</message>

980

981

<source>Options</source>

982

983

</translation>

984

</message>

985

986

<source>Image Files (*.iso *.daa *.bin *.mdf *.ashdisc *.bwi *.b5i *.lcd *.img *.cdi *.cif *.p01 *.pdi *.nrg *.ncd *.pxi *.gi *.fcd *.vcd *.c2d *.dmg)</source>

987

988

</translation>

989

</message>

990

991

<source>Image Files (*.dmg)</source>

992

993

</translation>

994

</message>

995

996

<source>AcetoneISO2::Save DVD Cover</source>

997

998

</translation>

999

</message>

1000

1001

<source>Images (*.jpg)</source>

1002

1003

</translation>

1004

</message>

1005

1006

1007

1008

</translation>

1009

</message>

1010

1011

<source>Please note this utility will generate a BIN image which could not be mounted or read in any way .

1012

However You can burn it later with cdrdao command from terminal.</source>

1013

1014

</translation>

1015

</message>

1016

1017

<source>NOTE: If you want to mount an image in a root folder like /media/cdrom, please launch AcetoneISO2 as root user. </source>

1018

1019

</translation>

1020

</message>

1021

1022

<source>Error, could not mount image.

1023

Solution:

1024

http://acetoneiso2.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/*checkout*/acetoneiso2/src/manual/manual.html</source>

1025

1026

</translation>

1027

</message>

1028

1029

<source>Do you want to download Poweriso?

1030

If you click yes you accept PowerISO's Freeware Licence.

1031

Remember: if you are running a 64-bit OS, you need libc6-i386 package and maybe others installed.</source>

1032

1033

</translation>

1034

</message>

1035

1036

<source>Please Unmount the movie first</source>

1037

1038

</translation>

1039

</message>

1040

1041

<source>Choose a method to play the movie.

1042

Method 1 generally works, if it doesn't try Method 2.</source>

1043

1044

</translation>

1045

</message>

1046

1047

<source>Method 1</source>

1048

1049

</translation>

1050

</message>

1051

1052

<source>Method 2</source>

1053

1054

</translation>

1055

</message>

1056

1057

1058

This is error is mostly because the image you are trying to convert is already ISO-9660.

1059

To check, open a terminal and type: file nameimage.xxx

1060

If it is already ISO-9660, there is no need to convert it. Simply Extract it or Mount with AcetoneISO2.</source>

1061

1062

</translation>

1063

</message>

1064

1065

<source>Mount UDF ISO</source>

1066

1067

</translation>

1068

</message>

1069

1070

<source>UDF ISO are particular images that hold files bigger than 2GB.

1071

This utility will load the udf module and mount the ISO.

1072

Please note that administrator password is required.</source>

1073

1074

</translation>

1075

</message>

1076

1077

<source>Video!</source>

1078

1079

</translation>

1080

</message>

1081

1082

<source>Convert FLV 2 AVI</source>

1083

1084

</translation>

1085

</message>

1086

1087

<source>Please be sure the DVD disc is inserted in device and then press OK.</source>

1088

1089

</translation>

1090

</message>

1091

1092

<source>Encoding Pass 1 has successfully finished.

1093

Pass 2 will be done now. Please choose the bitrate in the next dialog and then choose where to save the video.</source>

1094

<translation>Kódování Pass 1 dokončeno.

1095

Pass 2 bude následně dokončeno. Vybete datový tok videa a poté kam uložit video.</translation>

1096

</message>

1097

1098

<source>AcetoneISO2::Bitrate</source>

1099

1100

</translation>

1101

</message>

1102

1103

<source>Please insert Bitrate. Higher bitrate means more quality but will generate a bigger file.</source>

1104

1105

</translation>

1106

</message>

1107

1108

<source>AcetoneISO2::Save Video file</source>

1109

1110

</translation>

1111

</message>

1112

1113

<source>Video (*.avi)</source>

1114

1115

</translation>

1116

</message>

1117

1118

<source>Select Video</source>

1119

1120

</translation>

1121

</message>

1122

1123

<source>AcetoneISO2::Fixed Quant</source>

1124

1125

</translation>

1126

</message>

1127

1128

<source>Please insert the Fixed Quant number.

1129

Lowering the number will result in a higher quality video.</source>

1130

1131

</translation>

1132

</message>

1133

1134

<source>Video Files (*.avi *.mpg *.mpeg *.mov *.wmv *.flv *.asf )</source>

1135

1136

</translation>

1137

</message>

1138

1139

<source>Convert generic video 2 Xvid AVI</source>

1140

1141

</translation>

1142

</message>

1143

1144

1145

1146

</translation>

1147

</message>

1148

1149

<source>Select FLV Video</source>

1150

1151

</translation>

1152

</message>

1153

1154

<source>Video Files (*.flv )</source>

1155

1156

</translation>

1157

</message>

1158

1159

<source>An error has occured.

1160

Please try converting the FLV video with Convert generic video to Xvid AVI feature</source>

1161

1162

</translation>

1163

</message>

1164

1165

<source>YouTube Download Video</source>

1166

1167

</translation>

1168

</message>

1169

1170

<source>AcetoneISO2::YouTube</source>

1171

1172

</translation>

1173

</message>

1174

1175

<source>Insert YouTube's URL:

1176

Note: YouTube's server is often very slow, big files can require a lot of time to download!</source>

1177

1178

</translation>

1179

</message>

1180

1181

<source>Video (*.flv)</source>

1182

1183

</translation>

1184

</message>

1185

1186

<source>An error occurred while unmounting.

1187

The image has been unmounted but you must close and reopen AcetoneISO2 to mount a new image.</source>

1188

1189

</translation>

1190

</message>

1191

1192

1193

1194

</translation>

1195

</message>

1196

1197

<source>&Utilities</source>

1198

1199

</translation>

1200

</message>

1201

1202

1203

1204

</translation>

1205

</message>

1206

1207

<source>Generate ISO from CD/DVD and it is:</source>

1208

1209

</translation>

1210

</message>

1211

1212

<source>Play DVD image</source>

1213

1214

</translation>

1215

</message>

1216

1217

1218

1219

</translation>

1220

</message>

1221

1222

<source>O&ptions</source>

1223

1224

</translation>

1225

</message>

1226

1227

1228

1229

</translation>

1230

</message>

1231

1232

1233

1234

</translation>

1235

</message>

1236

1237

<source>Umount</source>

1238

1239

</translation>

1240

</message>

1241

1242

<source>Donate</source>

1243

1244

</translation>

1245

</message>

1246

1247

<source>Anonymous Login</source>

1248

1249

</translation>

1250

</message>

1251

1252

<source>User Account Login</source>

1253

1254

</translation>

1255

</message>

1256

1257

1258

1259

</translation>

1260

</message>

1261

1262

1263

1264

</translation>

1265

</message>

1266

1267

1268

1269

</translation>

1270

</message>

1271

1272

1273

1274

</translation>

1275

</message>

1276

1277

1278

1279

</translation>

1280

</message>

1281

1282

1283

1284

</translation>

1285

</message>

1286

1287

<source>Copy a normal CD/DVD data</source>

1288

1289

</translation>

1290

</message>

1291

1292

<source>Copy a CD Audio</source>

1293

1294

</translation>

1295

</message>

1296

1297

<source>Copy a protected PC Game CD/DVD</source>

1298

1299

</translation>

1300

</message>

1301

1302

<source>a standard data CD/DVD</source>

1303

1304

</translation>

1305

</message>

1306

1307

<source>a CD Audio</source>

1308

1309

</translation>

1310

</message>

1311

1312

<source>a Playstation 1 Game</source>

1313

1314

</translation>

1315

</message>

1316

1317

<source>a protected PC Game CD/DVD</source>

1318

1319

</translation>

1320

</message>

1321

1322

<source>a DVD Video</source>

1323

1324

</translation>

1325

</message>

1326

1327

<source>Copy a DVD Video</source>

1328

1329

</translation>

1330

</message>

1331

1332

<source>Copy a Playstation 1 Game</source>

1333

1334

</translation>

1335

</message>

1336

1337

1338

Did you insert correct CD/DVD device?</source>

1339

1340

</translation>

1341

</message>

1342

1343

<source>Without Poweriso you won't be able to convert and extract images to ISO or folders!</source>

1344

1345

</translation>

1346

</message>

1347

1348

1349

Please see the log file in </source>

1350

1351

</translation>

1352

</message>

1353

1354

1355

If the log file says:"No conversion is needed." then just rename the image to *.iso to mount, extract or burn it .</source>

1356

1357

</translation>

1358

</message>

1359

1360

<source>You are about to delete </source>

1361

1362

</translation>

1363

</message>

1364

1365

1366

Are You sure?</source>

1367

1368

</translation>

1369

</message>

1370

1371

1372

1373

</translation>

1374

</message>

1375

1376

1377

1378

</translation>

1379

</message>

1380

1381

<source>no genisoimage found in /usr/bin</source>

1382

1383

</translation>

1384

</message>

1385

1386

<source>The image </source>

1387

1388

</translation>

1389

</message>

1390

1391

<source> can't be mounted. You must convert it to ISO or extract content to a folder.

1392

Please choose what to do:</source>

1393

1394

</translation>

1395

</message>

1396

1397

<source> Convert to ISO </source>

1398

1399

</translation>

1400

</message>

1401

1402

<source> Extract image to a folder </source>

1403

1404

</translation>

1405

</message>

1406

1407

<source>Please insert the Byte Size.

1408

Leaving default is the best solution!</source>

1409

1410

</translation>

1411

</message>

1412

1413

<source>Please insert your YouTube's username</source>

1414

1415

</translation>

1416

</message>

1417

1418

<source>your username</source>

1419

1420

</translation>

1421

</message>

1422

1423

<source>Please insert your YouTube's password</source>

1424

1425

</translation>

1426

</message>

1427

1428

<source>Select a format type:

1429

Fast method is recommended.</source>

1430

1431

</translation>

1432

</message>

1433

1434

1435

1436

</translation>

1437

</message>

1438

1439

<source>Complete</source>

1440

1441

</translation>

1442

</message>

1443

1444

1445

1446

</translation>

1447

</message>

1448

1449

<source>Please insert the erasing speed:</source>

1450

1451

</translation>

1452

</message>

1453

1454

<source>Unable to unmount the CD/DVD device.

1455

Be sure there is no process that is locking the device.

1456

Please click on Cancel button in the next dialog.</source>

1457

1458

</translation>

1459

</message>

1460

1461

<source>This utility will not do a 1:1 copy of your game! It will simply skip copyprotection errors.

1462

You will need a no-cd fix cd/dvd to make the game work also known as crack.

1463

Note: if the game is very old and uses a mixed data/audio file system, this utility won't work. Sorry :(</source>

1464

1465

</translation>

1466

</message>

1467

1468

<source>Please specify your CD/DVD mount point. If you aren't sure just leave default.

1469

Typical mount points are:

1470

/media/cdrom or /media/cdrom0 or /media/cdrom1 and follow this symbolism.</source>

1471

1472

</translation>

1473

</message>

1474

1475

<source>AcetoneISO</source>

1476

1477

</translation>

1478

</message>

1479

1480

<source>Real time updates from the net</source>

1481

1482

</translation>

1483

</message>

1484

1485

<source>http://www.acetoneteam.org/clients.html</source>

1486

1487

</translation>

1488

</message>

1489

1490

<source>Double click an image to open in file manager</source>

1491

1492

</translation>

1493

</message>

1494

1495

<source>Click to mount an image</source>

1496

1497

</translation>

1498

</message>

1499

1500

<source>Click a mounted image on the display to unmount it</source>

1501

1502

</translation>

1503

</message>

1504

1505

<source>&Image Conversion</source>

1506

1507

</translation>

1508

</message>

1509

1510

<source>&Video</source>

1511

1512

</translation>

1513

</message>

1514

1515

<source>&Audio</source>

1516

1517

</translation>

1518

</message>

1519

1520

<source>Archive Manager</source>

1521

1522

</translation>

1523

</message>

1524

1525

<source>Split Image in Volumes</source>

1526

1527

</translation>

1528

</message>

1529

1530

<source>search:</source>

1531

1532

</translation>

1533

</message>

1534

1535

<source>type a letter/s to filter the search</source>

1536

1537

</translation>

1538

</message>

1539

1540

<source>Double click to mount. Right click for context menu</source>

1541

1542

</translation>

1543

</message>

1544

1545

<source>select an image on display to delete</source>

1546

1547

</translation>

1548

</message>

1549

1550

<source>Click to update database's display</source>

1551

1552

</translation>

1553

</message>

1554

1555

<source>PornoTube Download Video</source>

1556

1557

</translation>

1558

</message>

1559

1560

<source>MetaCafe Download Video</source>

1561

1562

</translation>

1563

</message>

1564

1565

<source>Rip CD Audio 2 MP3</source>

1566

1567

</translation>

1568

</message>

1569

1570

<source>Convert WMA 2 MP3</source>

1571

1572

</translation>

1573

</message>

1574

1575

<source>Convert WAV 2 MP3</source>

1576

1577

</translation>

1578

</message>

1579

1580

<source>Extract</source>

1581

1582

</translation>

1583

</message>

1584

1585

<source>Extract a RAR password protected</source>

1586

1587

</translation>

1588

</message>

1589

1590

1591

1592

</translation>

1593

</message>

1594

1595

1596

1597

</translation>

1598

</message>

1599

1600

<source>Extract Audio from a Video file</source>

1601

1602

</translation>

1603

</message>

1604

1605

<source>AcetoneISO::Insert cd/dvd device</source>

1606

<translation>AcetoneISO::Vložte CD/DVD</translation>

1607

</message>

1608

1609

<source>AcetoneISO::Save BIN Audio file</source>

1610

1611

</translation>

1612

</message>

1613

1614

<source>AcetoneISO::Select Image to compress</source>

1615

1616

</translation>

1617

</message>

1618

1619

<source>Image Files (*.iso *.daa *.bin *.mdf *.ashdisc *.bwi *.b5i *.lcd *.img *.cdi *.cif *.p01 *.pdi *.nrg *.ncd *.pxi *.gi *.fcd *.vcd *.c2d *.gpg)</source>

1620

1621

</translation>

1622

</message>

1623

1624

<source>AcetoneISO::Save Compressed Image</source>

1625

1626

</translation>

1627

</message>

1628

1629

<source>AcetoneISO::Select Folder where the uncompressed Image will be saved</source>

1630

1631

</translation>

1632

</message>

1633

1634

<source>Open RAR password protected</source>

1635

1636

</translation>

1637

</message>

1638

1639

1640

1641

</translation>

1642

</message>

1643

1644

<source>AcetoneISO::Insert password</source>

1645

1646

</translation>

1647

</message>

1648

1649

<source>Please insert the password of the RAR archive</source>

1650

1651

</translation>

1652

</message>

1653

1654

<source>AcetoneISO::Select Folder where the uncompressed RAR will be extracted</source>

1655

1656

</translation>

1657

</message>

1658

1659

<source>no unrar-nonfree found in /usr/bin. Please install unrar-nonfree package.</source>

1660

1661

</translation>

1662

</message>

1663

1664

<source>AcetoneISO::Save ISO file</source>

1665

1666

</translation>

1667

</message>

1668

1669

<source>It is highly recommended to use "Extract to folder" feature.

1670

This is because the converted ISO image is not a true ISO-9660 filesystem and requires to be mounted from terminal. A loaded hfsplus module is also needed.

1671

Extracting the image contents to a folder is way easier and faster, and if you need you can always convert the folder to ISO in a second moment with AcetoneISO!

1672

Choose what to do: </source>

1673

1674

</translation>

1675

</message>

1676

1677

<source> Extract to folder (best solution) </source>

1678

1679

</translation>

1680

</message>

1681

1682

<source> Convert to ISO (worst solution) </source>

1683

1684

</translation>

1685

</message>

1686

1687

<source>AcetoneISO::Select where to extract image</source>

1688

1689

</translation>

1690

</message>

1691

1692

<source>Do you want to download Poweriso?

1693

If you click yes you accept PowerISO's Freeware(proprietary but gratis) License.

1694

Remember: if you are running a 64-bit OS, you need ia32-libs package installed and maybe others.</source>

1695

1696

</translation>

1697

</message>

1698

1699

<source>to donate go here: http://www.acetoneteam.org/</source>

1700

1701

</translation>

1702

</message>

1703

1704

<source>This feature is untested, we can't guarantee it will work.

1705

Sorry.</source>

1706

1707

</translation>

1708

</message>

1709

1710

<source>AcetoneISO::Select Image to encrypt</source>

1711

1712

</translation>

1713

</message>

1714

1715

<source>AcetoneISO::Select Image to decrypt</source>

1716

1717

</translation>

1718

</message>

1719

1720

<source>AcetoneISO::Select Folder to be Converted</source>

1721

1722

</translation>

1723

</message>

1724

1725

<source>AcetoneISO::Save ISO</source>

1726

1727

</translation>

1728

</message>

1729

1730

<source>This tool doesn't do anything special.

1731

It will only create a file with the following lines referred to the BIN/IMG you select:

1732

FILE + $image_file + BINARY

1733

TRACK 01 MODE1/2352

1734

INDEX 01 00:00:00

1735

note: it doesn't make sense to use this feature with multisector images.</source>

1736

1737

</translation>

1738

</message>

1739

1740

<source>AcetoneISO::Select *bin or *img</source>

1741

1742

</translation>

1743

</message>

1744

1745

<source>NOTE: If you want to mount an image in a root folder like /media/cdrom, please launch AcetoneISO as root user. </source>

1746

1747

</translation>

1748

</message>

1749

1750

<source>AcetoneISO::Select where to mount image</source>

1751

1752

</translation>

1753

</message>

1754

1755

<source>AcetoneISO::Select folder to unmount</source>

1756

1757

</translation>

1758

</message>

1759

1760

<source>AcetoneISO::Insert cd/dvd device</source>

1761

<translation>AcetoneISO::Vložte CD/DVD</translation>

1762

</message>

1763

1764

<source>AcetoneISO::Byte Size</source>

1765

1766

</translation>

1767

</message>

1768

1769

<source>AcetoneISO::Select Image</source>

1770

1771

</translation>

1772

</message>

1773

1774

<source>AcetoneISO::Save Md5 text file</source>

1775

1776

</translation>

1777

</message>

1778

1779

<source>Operation successfully finished!

1780

Find the file in </source>

1781

<translation>Operace zdárně dokončena!

1782

Soubor naleznete v </translation>

1783

</message>

1784

1785

<source> can't be mounted. You must convert it to ISO or extract content to a folder.

1786

Please choose what to do:

1787

note: in the next dialog, you will have to select again the image. Sorry about this.</source>

1788

1789

</translation>

1790

</message>

1791

1792

<source>An error occurred while unmounting.

1793

The image has been unmounted but it is highly recommended to close and reopen AcetoneISO to mount a new image.</source>

1794

1795

</translation>

1796

</message>

1797

1798

<source>Error, could not mount image.

1799

Solution:

1800

Try converting the image to ISO or extract the content to a folder from the upper menu "Image Conversion."

1801

NOTE: it is NOT possible to mount multi-sector images.

1802

For more information, please visit official website: http://www.acetoneteam.org</source>

1803

1804

</translation>

1805

</message>

1806

1807

<source>AcetoneISO::Save BIN file</source>

1808

1809

</translation>

1810

</message>

1811

1812

<source>Image Files (*.iso *.daa *.bin *.mdf *.ashdisc *.bwi *.b5i *.lcd *.img *.cdi *.cif *.p01 *.pdi *.nrg *.ncd *.pxi *.gi *.fcd *.vcd *.c2d *.dmg *.gpg)</source>

1813

1814

</translation>

1815

</message>

1816

1817

<source>AcetoneISO::Insert volume name</source>

1818

1819

</translation>

1820

</message>

1821

1822

<source>AcetoneISO::Split number</source>

1823

1824

</translation>

1825

</message>

1826

1827

<source>Please insert the volume number in MegaByte:</source>

1828

1829

</translation>

1830

</message>

1831

1832

<source>Select first volume part</source>

1833

1834

</translation>

1835

</message>

1836

1837

1838

1839

</translation>

1840

</message>

1841

1842

1843

1844

</translation>

1845

</message>

1846

1847

<source>Video Files (*.avi *.mpg *.mpeg *.mov *.wmv *.flv *.asf *.rm )</source>

1848

1849

</translation>

1850

</message>

1851

1852

<source>AcetoneISO::Save Video file</source>

1853

1854

</translation>

1855

</message>

1856

1857

<source>AcetoneISO::Fixed Quant</source>

1858

1859

</translation>

1860

</message>

1861

1862

<source>AcetoneISO::Bitrate</source>

1863

1864

</translation>

1865

</message>

1866

1867

<source>AcetoneISO::YouTube</source>

1868

1869

</translation>

1870

</message>

1871

1872

<source>AcetoneISO::PornoTube</source>

1873

1874

</translation>

1875

</message>

1876

1877

<source>Insert PornoTube's URL:

1878

Note:

1879

The URL to insert is not the link in the address bar of the browser, but it is in the bottom of the video where it says "Media URL".

1880

The correct URL has this type of format: http://pornotube.com/media.php?m=xyz .</source>

1881

1882

</translation>

1883

</message>

1884

1885

<source>AcetoneISO::MetaCafe</source>

1886

1887

</translation>

1888

</message>

1889

1890

<source>Insert MetaCafe's URL:

1891

</source>

1892

1893

</translation>

1894

</message>

1895

1896

1897

Typical problems:

1898

- URL is wrong.

1899

- The connection was cut suddenly for some reason.

1900

- Video no longer exists.

1901

- youtube/metacafe/pornotube changed their system, and the program no longer works.

1902

Please contact sarbalap+freshmeat@gmail.com so he can update his software. AcetoneISO will automatically download any new version.</source>

1903

1904

</translation>

1905

</message>

1906

1907

<source>We highly recommend to NOT erase a DVD.

1908

AcetoneISO can simply overwrite existing data so there is no need to erase it.

1909

Also remember that erasing a lot of times a dvd will damage the media.

1910

Do You want to continue anyways?</source>

1911

1912

</translation>

1913

</message>

1914

1915

<source>AcetoneISO::Erase Speed</source>

1916

1917

</translation>

1918

</message>

1919

1920

<source>AcetoneISO::Select WMA Audio File</source>

1921

1922

</translation>

1923

</message>

1924

1925

<source>Audio WMA (*.wma)</source>

1926

1927

</translation>

1928

</message>

1929

1930

<source>AcetoneISO::Save MP3</source>

1931

1932

</translation>

1933

</message>

1934

1935

<source>Audio MP3 (*.mp3)</source>

1936

1937

</translation>

1938

</message>

1939

1940

<source>AcetoneISO::Select where to Save ripped CD-Audio</source>

1941

1942

</translation>

1943

</message>

1944

1945

<source>AcetoneISO::Select Video File</source>

1946

1947

</translation>

1948

</message>

1949

1950

<source>Video (*.avi *.mpg *.mpeg *.wmv *.flv *.mov *.asf *.rm)</source>

1951

1952

</translation>

1953

</message>

1954

1955

<source>AcetoneISO::Save WAV</source>

1956

1957

</translation>

1958

</message>

1959

1960

<source>Audio WAV (*.wav)</source>

1961

1962

</translation>

1963

</message>

1964

1965

<source>AcetoneISO::Select Wav File</source>

1966

1967

</translation>

1968

</message>

1969

1970

1971

1972

</translation>

1973

</message>

1974

1975

<source>AcetoneISO::Insert cd/dvd mount point</source>

1976

1977

</translation>

1978

</message>

1979

1980

<source>delete</source>

1981

1982

</translation>

1983

</message>

1984

1985

<source>extract</source>

1986

1987

</translation>

1988

</message>

1989

1990

<source>Please note this utility will generate a BIN image which could not be mounted or read in any way.

1991

However You can burn it later with cdrdao command, generally "cdrdao $namefile.toc" should work.</source>

1992

1993

</translation>

1994

</message>

1995

1996

<source>Please specify your CD/DVD device. If you aren't sure just leave default.

1997

Typical devices are:

1998

/dev/cdrom or /dev/cdrom0 or /dev/cdrom1 or /dev/dvd and follow this symbolism.</source>

1999

2000

</translation>

2001

</message>

2002

2003

<source>Note:

2004

ISO-9660 filesystem does not support multisector images, this means you will loose all sectors above first sector. Generally speaking, the first sector holds data file.

2005

If it's a video game image in MDF/IMG/CCD format, you will probably loose sectors that hold copyprotection files.</source>

2006

2007

</translation>

2008

</message>

2009

2010

<source>Reached maximum allowed drives to mount.</source>

2011

2012

</translation>

2013

</message>

2014

2015

2016

Typical problems:

2017

- URL is wrong.

2018

- The connection was cut suddenly for some reason.

2019

- Video no longer exists.

2020

- youtube/metacafe changed their system, and the program no longer works.

2021

AcetoneISO will automatically update the software when a new release comes out!</source>

2022

2023

</translation>

2024

</message>

2025

2026

<source>Mount Images</source>

2027

2028

</translation>

2029

</message>

2030

2031

<source>News && Updates</source>

2032

2033

</translation>

2034

</message>

2035

2036

<source>&Archive Manager</source>

2037

2038

</translation>

2039

</message>

2040

2041

<source>Unmount Image</source>

2042

2043

</translation>

2044

</message>

2045

2046

<source>Video Files (*.avi *.mpg *.mpeg *.mov *.wmv *.flv *.asf *.rm *.mp4)</source>

2047

2048

</translation>

2049

</message>

2050

2051

<source>Video (*.mp4)</source>

2052

2053

</translation>

2054

</message>

2055

2056

<source>Convert video for PSP™</source>

2057

2058

</translation>

2059

</message>

2060

2061

<source>You decided to unmount:

2062

</source>

2063

2064

</translation>

2065

</message>

2066

2067

2068

Are you sure?</source>

2069

2070

</translation>

2071

</message>

2072

2073

<source>Delete Image</source>

2074

2075

</translation>

2076

</message>

2077

2078

<source>Refresh</source>

2079

2080

</translation>

2081

</message>

2082

2083

<source>Rip CD-Audio to WAV</source>

2084

2085

</translation>

2086

</message>

2087

2088

<source>This is the first time you launch AcetoneISO software.

2089

In the next dialog you can set your default file manager, set database and some other things.

2090

Happy AcetoneISO usage from the team:)</source>

2091

2092

</translation>

2093

</message>

2094

2095

<source>AcetoneISO I love You!</source>

2096

2097

</translation>

2098

</message>

2099

2100

<source> doesn't exist.

2101

I'll remove it from database display.</source>

2102

2103

</translation>

2104

</message>

2105

2106

<source>The History display is already empty!</source>

2107

2108

</translation>

2109

</message>

2110

2111

<source>You are about to clear the History display.

2112

This won't delete the images from hard disk.

2113

Clear History?</source>

2114

2115

</translation>

2116

</message>

2117

2118

<source>All images that don't exist have been removed from History</source>

2119

2120

</translation>

2121

</message>

2122

2123

<source>History:</source>

2124

2125

</translation>

2126

</message>

2127

2128

<source>Remove non-existent images from History</source>

2129

<translation>Odstranit neexistující Image z Historie</translation>

2130

</message>

2131

2132

<source>Clear History Display</source>

2133

2134

</translation>

2135

</message>

2136

2137

<source>&Restore</source>

2138

2139

</translation>

2140

</message>

2141

2142

2143

2144

</translation>

2145

</message>

2146

2147

<source>About AcetoneISO</source>

2148

2149

</translation>

2150

</message>

2151

2152

<source>Mount Image</source>

2153

2154

</translation>

2155

</message>

2156

2157

2158

2159

</translation>

2160

</message>

2161

2162

<source>Do the action specified in the combobox</source>

2163

2164

</translation>

2165

</message>

2166

2167

<source>Database set to: (flag recursive:ON)</source>

2168

2169

</translation>

2170

</message>

2171

2172

<source>Database set to: (flag recursive:OFF)</source>

2173

2174

</translation>

2175

</message>

2176

2177

<source>Database set to:</source>

2178

2179

</translation>

2180

</message>

2181

2182

<source>All images in History physically exist!</source>

2183

<translation>Všechny Image v Historii fyzicky existují!</translation>

2184

</message>

2185

2186

<source> doesn't exist.

2187

I'll remove it from history display.</source>

2188

2189

</translation>

2190

</message>

2191

2192

2193

This will remove it from history and physically delete it.</source>

2194

2195

Toto odstraní z Historie i fyzicky z disku.</translation>

2196

</message>

2197

2198

<source>background-color: rgb(250, 248, 255);

2199

selection-background-color: rgb(248, 146, 255);

2200

selection-color: rgb(82, 1, 93);</source>

2201

2202

</translation>

2203

</message>

2204

2205

<source>background-color: rgb(244, 251, 255);

2206

selection-background-color: rgb(121, 123, 255);

2207

selection-color: rgb(1, 10, 134);</source>

2208

2209

</translation>

2210

</message>

2211

2212

<source>background-color: rgb(244, 251, 255);

2213

selection-color: rgb(197, 24, 212);</source>

2214

2215

</translation>

2216

</message>

2217

2218

<source>background-color: rgb(246, 255, 248);

2219

selection-color: rgb(19, 89, 0);

2220

selection-background-color: rgb(147, 255, 151);</source>

2221

2222

</translation>

2223

</message>

2224

2225

<source>Even though the image is mounted, in the options you specified to not open a file manager.

2226

If you want to change this behaviour, please open Options and set file manager there.</source>

2227

2228

</translation>

2229

</message>

2230

2231

<source>open image in file manager</source>

2232

2233

</translation>

2234

</message>

2235

2236

<source>mount </source>

2237

2238

</translation>

2239

</message>

2240

2241

<source>delete </source>

2242

2243

</translation>

2244

</message>

2245

2246

<source>extract </source>

2247

2248

</translation>

2249

</message>

2250

2251

2252

2253

</translation>

2254

</message>

2255

2256

<source> in file manager</source>

2257

2258

</translation>

2259

</message>

2260

2261

<source>unmount </source>

2262

2263

</translation>

2264

</message>

2265

2266

<source>Double click an image to open in file manager.

2267

Right click for Context Menu.</source>

2268

2269

</translation>

2270

</message>

2271

2272

<source>Unable to find</source>

2273

2274

</translation>

2275

</message>

2276

2277

<source>in /usr/bin.

2278

Please install it and be sure it's linked to /usr/bin folder.</source>

2279

2280

</translation>

2281

</message>

2282

2283

<source>Process Progress:</source>

2284

2285

</translation>

2286

</message>

2287

2288

<source>Hides the Process Display</source>

2289

2290

</translation>

2291

</message>

2292

2293

<source>Hide Process display</source>

2294

2295

</translation>

2296

</message>

2297

2298

<source>This display shows you the current progress of the process in action</source>

2299

2300

</translation>

2301

</message>

2302

2303

<source>Make a small donation</source>

2304

2305

</translation>

2306

</message>

2307

2308

<source>Image Files (*.daa *.bin *.mdf *.ashdisc *.bwi *.b5i *.lcd *.img *.cdi *.cif *.p01 *.pdi *.nrg *.ncd *.pxi *.gi *.fcd *.vcd *.c2d *.cue)</source>

2309

2310

</translation>

2311

</message>

2312

2313

<source>Image Files (*.iso *.daa *.bin *.mdf *.ashdisc *.bwi *.b5i *.lcd *.img *.cdi *.cif *.p01 *.pdi *.nrg *.ncd *.pxi *.gi *.fcd *.vcd *.c2d *.dmg *.cue)</source>

2314

2315

</translation>

2316

</message>

2317

2318

<source>background-color: rgb(255, 255, 238);

2319

selection-background-color: rgb(85, 0, 255);</source>

2320

2321

</translation>

2322

</message>

2323

2324

<source>Choose if you want the audio to be in mp3 format or if

2325

it should be the same of the dvd (for example dolby 5.1)</source>

2326

2327

</translation>

2328

</message>

2329

2330

2331

2332

</translation>

2333

</message>

2334

2335

<source>Original Audio</source>

2336

2337

</translation>

2338

</message>

2339

2340

2341

2342

</translation>

2343

</message>

2344

2345

<source>Updates</source>

2346

2347

</translation>

2348

</message>

2349

2350

<source>Unable to find wodim in /usr/bin.

2351

Please install wodim package.</source>

2352

2353

</translation>

2354

</message>

2355

2356

<source>Erase CD-RW</source>

2357

2358

</translation>

2359

</message>

2360

2361

<source>Erase DVD±RW</source>

2362

2363

</translation>

2364

</message>

2365

2366

<source>Unable to find dvd+rw-format in /usr/bin.

2367

Please install dvd+rw-tools package.</source>

2368

2369

</translation>

2370

</message>

2371

2372

<source>Burn ISO image to CD</source>

2373

2374

</translation>

2375

</message>

2376

2377

<source>Burn ISO image to DVD</source>

2378

2379

</translation>

2380

</message>

2381

2382

<source>Create CD Data</source>

2383

2384

</translation>

2385

</message>

2386

2387

<source>Create DVD Data</source>

2388

2389

</translation>

2390

</message>

2391

2392

<source>Video (*.avi *.mpg *.mpeg *.wmv *.flv *.mov *.asf *.rm *.mp4)</source>

2393

2394

</translation>

2395

</message>

2396

2397

<source>Calculate Md5-Sum</source>

2398

2399

</translation>

2400

</message>

2401

2402

<source>Calculate Sha-Sum</source>

2403

2404

</translation>

2405

</message>

2406

2407

2408

2409

</translation>

2410

</message>

2411

2412

2413

2414

</translation>

2415

</message>

2416

2417

<source>Image Files (*.iso *.bin *.mdf *.nrg *.img)</source>

2418

2419

</translation>

2420

</message>

2421

2422

2423

2424

</translation>

2425

</message>

2426

2427

<source>Erase CD-RW or DVD±RW :</source>

2428

2429

</translation>

2430

</message>

2431

2432

<source>Burn ISO Image to CD-R/RW or DVD±R/RW :</source>

2433

2434

</translation>

2435

</message>

2436

2437

<source>Select where to Save the Youtube Video</source>

2438

2439

</translation>

2440

</message>

2441

2442

<source>Burn ISO image to CD-R/RW</source>

2443

2444

</translation>

2445

</message>

2446

2447

<source>Burn ISO image to DVD±R/RW</source>

2448

2449

</translation>

2450

</message>

2451

2452

<source>Unable to find growisofs in /usr/bin.

2453

Please install growisofs package.</source>

2454

2455

</translation>

2456

</message>

2457

2458

2459

2460

p, li { white-space: pre-wrap; }

2461

</style></head><body style=" font-family:'Sans Serif'; font-size:9pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;">

2462

</body></html></source>

2463

2464

</translation>

2465

</message>

2466

2467

<source>This Image appears to have an UDF filesystem.

2468

To correctly mount this image, open a terminal as root user and type:</source>

2469

2470

</translation>

2471

</message>

2472

2473

<source>Unable to download youtube-dl.

2474

Please try again and be sure your internet connection is alive.

2475

If the problem persists please contact us at acetoneiso@gmail.com .</source>

2476

2477

</translation>

2478

</message>

2479

2480

<source>Delete</source>

2481

2482

</translation>

2483

</message>

2484

2485

<source>Burn Image to CD-R/RW</source>

2486

2487

</translation>

2488

</message>

2489

2490

<source>Burn Image ISO/CUE/TOC to CD-R/RW or DVD±R/RW :</source>

2491

2492

</translation>

2493

</message>

2494

2495

<source>Please note this utility will generate a TOC/BIN image which could not be mounted or read in any way.

2496

However You can burn it later with AcetoneISO burning tools!</source>

2497

2498

</translation>

2499

</message>

2500

2501

2502

2503

</translation>

2504

</message>

2505

</context>

2506

2507

<name>burniso2cd</name>

2508

2509

<source>No CD/DVD device found.

2510

If you think this is a bug please report it.</source>

2511

2512

</translation>

2513

</message>

2514

2515

<source>No CD/DVD device found</source>

2516

2517

</translation>

2518

</message>

2519

2520

<source>No CD/DVD device found capable of writing to CD-RW discs.

2521

If you think this is a bug please report it.</source>

2522

2523

</translation>

2524

</message>

2525

2526

<source>The CD-RW is getting blanked...</source>

2527

2528

</translation>

2529

</message>

2530

2531

<source>Insert a CD-RW disc.</source>

2532

2533

</translation>

2534

</message>

2535

2536

<source>The disc isn't a CD-RW. Please insert a CD-RW disc.</source>

2537

2538

</translation>

2539

</message>

2540

2541

<source>CD-RW successfully found in device.</source>

2542

<translation type="obsolete">CD-RW nalezeno v jednotce.</translation>

2543

</message>

2544

2545

<source>You decided to blank the CD-RW.

2546

Are you sure?</source>

2547

2548

</translation>

2549

</message>

2550

2551

<source>Process Successfully Finished!</source>

2552

<translation>Proces zdárně dokončen!</translation>

2553

</message>

2554

2555

2556

2557

</translation>

2558

</message>

2559

2560

<source>Device:</source>

2561

2562

</translation>

2563

</message>

2564

2565

<source>This combobox shows all the cdrom CD-RW capable devices found in your system</source>

2566

2567

</translation>

2568

</message>

2569

2570

<source>Speed:</source>

2571

2572

</translation>

2573

</message>

2574

2575

<source>Select ISO to burn to CD-R/RW :</source>

2576

2577

</translation>

2578

</message>

2579

2580

<source>Start blanking your disc</source>

2581

2582

</translation>

2583

</message>

2584

2585

<source>Start</source>

2586

2587

</translation>

2588

</message>

2589

2590

<source>This will eject your disc when the blank process ends</source>

2591

2592

</translation>

2593

</message>

2594

2595

<source>Eject the disk after doing the work</source>

2596

2597

</translation>

2598

</message>

2599

2600

<source>Play sound notice at end</source>

2601

2602

</translation>

2603

</message>

2604

2605

<source>Progress:</source>

2606

2607

</translation>

2608

</message>

2609

2610

<source>This display shows the progress of the blanking process</source>

2611

2612

</translation>

2613

</message>

2614

2615

<source>No CD/DVD device found capable of writing to CD-R/RW discs.

2616

If you think this is a bug please report it.</source>

2617

2618

</translation>

2619

</message>

2620

2621

<source>AcetoneISO is burning your ISO to the</source>

2622

2623

</translation>

2624

</message>

2625

2626

<source>Insert a CD-R/RW disc.</source>

2627

2628

</translation>

2629

</message>

2630

2631

<source>The disc isn't a CD-R/RW. Please insert a CD-R/RW disc.</source>

2632

2633

</translation>

2634

</message>

2635

2636

<source>You inserted a CD-RW disc, however your CD/DVD device is uncapable of writing to CD-RW discs.</source>

2637

2638

</translation>

2639

</message>

2640

2641

<source>The CD-R isn't empty. Please insert an empty CD-R/RW disc.</source>

2642

2643

</translation>

2644

</message>

2645

2646

<source>The CD-RW isn't empty.

2647

Please insert an empty CD-R/RW disc or blank the CD-RW with the appropriate AcetoneISO's blanking tool.</source>

2648

2649

</translation>

2650

</message>

2651

2652

<source>successfully found in device.</source>

2653

<translation>nalezeno v jednotce.</translation>

2654

</message>

2655

2656

<source>You decided to burn the</source>

2657

2658

</translation>

2659

</message>

2660

2661

2662

Are you sure?</source>

2663

2664

</translation>

2665

</message>

2666

2667

<source>Choose writing speed. When putting high values, be sure to have a good optical medium quality.</source>

2668

2669

</translation>

2670

</message>

2671

2672

<source>Click here to browse and choose what image to burn to your optical medium</source>

2673

2674

</translation>

2675

</message>

2676

2677

<source>Start burning your image.</source>

2678

2679

</translation>

2680

</message>

2681

2682

<source>Does a burning simulation. This means it will not do a real burn and write data on your CD-R/RW disc.</source>

2683

2684

</translation>

2685

</message>

2686

2687

<source>Simulation</source>

2688

2689

</translation>

2690

</message>

2691

2692

<source>Select Image to Burn</source>

2693

2694

</translation>

2695

</message>

2696

2697

<source>Image Files (*.iso *.bin *.img)</source>

2698

2699

</translation>

2700

</message>

2701

2702

<source>The Image you selected does not exist.</source>

2703

2704

</translation>

2705

</message>

2706

2707

<source> seconds</source>

2708

2709

</translation>

2710

</message>

2711

2712

<source> minutes</source>

2713

2714

</translation>

2715

</message>

2716

2717

<source>Estimated time to burn </source>

2718

2719

</translation>

2720

</message>

2721

2722

<source>Select ISO/CUE/TOC image to burn to CD-R/RW :</source>

2723

2724

</translation>

2725

</message>

2726

2727

<source>This display shows the progress of the burning process.</source>

2728

2729

</translation>

2730

</message>

2731

2732

<source>AcetoneISO is burning your image to the</source>

2733

2734

</translation>

2735

</message>

2736

2737

<source>You decided to burn the image on the</source>

2738

2739

</translation>

2740

</message>

2741

2742

<source>Burn Image to CD-R/RW</source>

2743

2744

</translation>

2745

</message>

2746

2747

<source>The Image you selected is too big to fit into a CD-R/RW.</source>

2748

2749

</translation>

2750

</message>

2751

2752

<source>Image Files ISO/CUE/TOC (*.iso *.cue *.toc)</source>

2753

2754

</translation>

2755

</message>

2756

2757

<source>The Image you selected is unsupported from AcetoneISO.</source>

2758

2759

</translation>

2760

</message>

2761

2762

<source>The Image you selected does not exist.

2763

If trying to burn a CUE/TOC image, be sure the image file is in the exact folder where the CUE/TOC file is.

2764

Be also sure they have same name except the CUE/TOC file ending with .toc extension.</source>

2765

2766

</translation>

2767

</message>

2768

2769

<source>Program cue2toc not found in /usr/bin

2770

Please install cue2toc package.</source>

2771

2772

</translation>

2773

</message>

2774

2775

<source>Unable to generate toc file from the cue file you selected.</source>

2776

2777

</translation>

2778

</message>

2779

</context>

2780

2781

<name>burniso2dvd</name>

2782

2783

<source>Erase DVD±RW</source>

2784

2785

</translation>

2786

</message>

2787

2788

<source>Selecting this will completely blank your DVD±RW. This is not recommended and may damage your media on if used several times</source>

2789

2790

</translation>

2791

</message>

2792

2793

<source>Blank the entire disk (not recommended)</source>

2794

2795

</translation>

2796

</message>

2797

2798

<source>Quick Blank</source>

2799

2800

</translation>

2801

</message>

2802

2803

<source>This will eject your disc when the blank process ends</source>

2804

2805

</translation>

2806

</message>

2807

2808

<source>Eject the disk after doing the work</source>

2809

2810

</translation>

2811

</message>

2812

2813

<source>Progress:</source>

2814

2815

</translation>

2816

</message>

2817

2818

<source>This display shows the progress of the blanking process</source>

2819

2820

</translation>

2821

</message>

2822

2823

<source>Play sound notice at end</source>

2824

2825

</translation>

2826

</message>

2827

2828

<source>Device:</source>

2829

2830

</translation>

2831

</message>

2832

2833

<source>This combobox shows all the DVD±RW capable devices found in your system</source>

2834

2835

</translation>

2836

</message>

2837

2838

<source>Start</source>

2839

2840

</translation>

2841

</message>

2842

2843

<source>No CD/DVD device found.

2844

If you think this is a bug please report it.</source>

2845

2846

</translation>

2847

</message>

2848

2849

<source>No CD/DVD device found</source>

2850

2851

</translation>

2852

</message>

2853

2854

<source>No CD/DVD device found capable of writing to DVD-RW discs.

2855

If you think this is a bug please report it.</source>

2856

2857

</translation>

2858

</message>

2859

2860

2861

2862

</translation>

2863

</message>

2864

2865

<source>is getting blanked...</source>

2866

2867

</translation>

2868

</message>

2869

2870

<source>Insert a DVD</source>

2871

2872

</translation>

2873

</message>

2874

2875

2876

2877

</translation>

2878

</message>

2879

2880

2881

2882

</translation>

2883

</message>

2884

2885

<source>Please insert a DVD</source>

2886

2887

</translation>

2888

</message>

2889

2890

<source>You inserted a </source>

2891

2892

</translation>

2893

</message>

2894

2895

<source>You inserted a DVD+RW disc, however your CD/DVD device is uncapable of writing to DVD+RW discs.</source>

2896

2897

</translation>

2898

</message>

2899

2900

<source>successfully found in device.</source>

2901

<translation>nalezeno v jednotce.</translation>

2902

</message>

2903

2904

<source>You decided to blank the</source>

2905

2906

</translation>

2907

</message>

2908

2909

2910

Are you sure?</source>

2911

2912

</translation>

2913

</message>

2914

2915

<source>is already formatted.

2916

There is no need to format it because you can simply overwrite the media.

2917

If you really want to blank it, choose Blank the Entire disc in the below window but we highly discourage you from doing so.

2918

Overwriting the</source>

2919

2920

</translation>

2921

</message>

2922

2923

<source>is the simplest and safest thing to do.</source>

2924

2925

</translation>

2926

</message>

2927

2928

<source>Process Successfully Finished!</source>

2929

<translation>Proces zdárně dokončen!</translation>

2930

</message>

2931

2932

<source> that is not Empty. Please put an empty DVD</source>

2933

2934

</translation>

2935

</message>

2936

2937

<source>This combobox shows all the cdrom CD-RW capable devices found in your system</source>

2938

2939

</translation>

2940

</message>

2941

2942

<source>Speed:</source>

2943

2944

</translation>

2945

</message>

2946

2947

<source>Choose writing speed. When putting high values, be sure to have a good optical medium quality.</source>

2948

2949

</translation>

2950

</message>

2951

2952

<source>Click here to browse and choose what image to burn to your optical medium</source>

2953

2954

</translation>

2955

</message>

2956

2957

<source>Start burning your image.</source>

2958

2959

</translation>

2960

</message>

2961

2962

<source>This combobox shows all the dvd DVD±R/RW capable devices found in your system</source>

2963

2964

</translation>

2965

</message>

2966

2967

<source>Select ISO image to burn to DVD±R/RW :</source>

2968

2969

</translation>

2970

</message>

2971

2972

2973

2974

</translation>

2975

</message>

2976

2977

<source> disc, however your CD/DVD device is uncapable of writing to such discs.</source>

2978

2979

</translation>

2980

</message>

2981

2982

<source>Select Image to Burn</source>

2983

2984

</translation>

2985

</message>

2986

2987

<source>Image Files (*.iso *.bin *.img)</source>

2988

2989

</translation>

2990

</message>

2991

2992

<source>The Image you selected does not exist.</source>

2993

2994

</translation>

2995

</message>

2996

2997

<source> seconds</source>

2998

2999

</translation>

3000

</message>

3001

3002

<source> minutes</source>

3003

3004

</translation>

3005

</message>

3006

3007

<source>Estimated time to burn </source>

3008

3009

</translation>

3010

</message>

3011

3012

<source> that is not Empty. If you continue, AcetoneISO will overwrite your disc!</source>

3013

3014

</translation>

3015

</message>

3016

3017

<source>You decided to burn the image on the</source>

3018

3019

</translation>

3020

</message>

3021

3022

<source>.

3023

The disc is NOT empty so if you continue,

3024

AcetoneISO will overwrite all your data.

3025

Are you sure?</source>

3026

3027

</translation>

3028

</message>

3029

3030

<source>AcetoneISO is burning your image to the</source>

3031

3032

</translation>

3033

</message>

3034

3035

<source>Select ISO Image to Burn</source>

3036

3037

</translation>

3038

</message>

3039

3040

<source>ISO Image Files (*.iso)</source>

3041

3042

</translation>

3043

</message>

3044

3045

<source>The Image you selected is unsupported from AcetoneISO.</source>

3046

3047

</translation>

3048

</message>

3049

</context>

3050

3051

<name>erasecd</name>

3052

3053

<source>No CD/DVD device found.

3054

If you think this is a bug please report it.</source>

3055

3056

</translation>

3057

</message>

3058

3059

<source>No CD/DVD device found</source>

3060

3061

</translation>

3062

</message>

3063

3064

<source>The CD-RW is getting blanked...</source>

3065

3066

</translation>

3067

</message>

3068

3069

<source>Insert a CD-RW disc.</source>

3070

3071

</translation>

3072

</message>

3073

3074

<source>The disc isn't a CD-RW. Please insert a CD-RW disc.</source>

3075

3076

</translation>

3077

</message>

3078

3079

<source>CD-RW successfully found in device.</source>

3080

<translation>CD-RW nalezeno v jednotce.</translation>

3081

</message>

3082

3083

<source>You decided to blank the CD-RW.

3084

Are you sure?</source>

3085

3086

</translation>

3087

</message>

3088

3089

<source>Process Successfully Finished!</source>

3090

<translation>Proces zdárně dokončen!</translation>

3091

</message>

3092

3093

<source>Erase CD</source>

3094

3095

</translation>

3096

</message>

3097

3098

<source>Device:</source>

3099

3100

</translation>

3101

</message>

3102

3103

<source>This combobox shows all the cdrom capable devices found in your system</source>

3104

3105

</translation>

3106

</message>

3107

3108

<source>Selecting this will completely blank your CD-RW</source>

3109

3110

</translation>

3111

</message>

3112

3113

<source>Blank the entire disk</source>

3114

3115

</translation>

3116

</message>

3117

3118

<source>This will not delete files but only PMA, TOC and the pregap</source>

3119

3120

</translation>

3121

</message>

3122

3123

<source>Minimally blank the entire disk (PMA, TOC, pregap)</source>

3124

3125

</translation>

3126

</message>

3127

3128

<source>This will eject your disc when the blank process ends</source>

3129

3130

</translation>

3131

</message>

3132

3133

<source>Eject the disk after doing the work</source>

3134

3135

</translation>

3136

</message>

3137

3138

<source>Progress:</source>

3139

3140

</translation>

3141

</message>

3142

3143

<source>This display shows the progress of the blanking process</source>

3144

3145

</translation>

3146

</message>

3147

3148

<source>Start blanking your disc</source>

3149

3150

</translation>

3151

</message>

3152

3153

<source>Start</source>

3154

3155

</translation>

3156

</message>

3157

3158

<source>No CD/DVD device found capable of writing to CD-RW discs.

3159

If you think this is a bug please report it.</source>

3160

3161

</translation>

3162

</message>

3163

3164

<source>Play sound notice at end</source>

3165

3166

</translation>

3167

</message>

3168

3169

<source>This combobox shows all the cdrom CD-RW capable devices found in your system</source>

3170

3171

</translation>

3172

</message>

3173

</context>

3174

3175

<name>erasedvd</name>

3176

3177

<source>No CD/DVD device found.

3178

If you think this is a bug please report it.</source>

3179

3180

</translation>

3181

</message>

3182

3183

<source>No CD/DVD device found</source>

3184

3185

</translation>

3186

</message>

3187

3188

<source>No CD/DVD device found capable of writing to CD-RW discs.

3189

If you think this is a bug please report it.</source>

3190

3191

</translation>

3192

</message>

3193

3194

<source>The CD-RW is getting blanked...</source>

3195

3196

</translation>

3197

</message>

3198

3199

<source>Insert a CD-RW disc.</source>

3200

3201

</translation>

3202

</message>

3203

3204

<source>The disc isn't a CD-RW. Please insert a CD-RW disc.</source>

3205

3206

</translation>

3207

</message>

3208

3209

<source>CD-RW successfully found in device.</source>

3210

<translation type="obsolete">CD-RW nalezeno v jednotce.</translation>

3211

</message>

3212

3213

<source>You decided to blank the CD-RW.

3214

Are you sure?</source>

3215

3216

</translation>

3217

</message>

3218

3219

<source>Process Successfully Finished!</source>

3220

<translation>Proces zdárně dokončen!</translation>

3221

</message>

3222

3223

<source>Erase DVD±RW</source>

3224

3225

</translation>

3226

</message>

3227

3228

<source>Device:</source>

3229

3230

</translation>

3231

</message>

3232

3233

<source>This combobox shows all the cdrom capable devices found in your system</source>

3234

3235

</translation>

3236

</message>

3237

3238

<source>Selecting this will completely blank your CD-RW</source>

3239

3240

</translation>

3241

</message>

3242

3243

<source>Blank the entire disk</source>

3244

3245

</translation>

3246

</message>

3247

3248

<source>This will not delete files but only PMA, TOC and the pregap</source>

3249

3250

</translation>

3251

</message>

3252

3253

<source>Minimally blank the entire disk (PMA, TOC, pregap)</source>

3254

3255

</translation>

3256

</message>

3257

3258

<source>This will eject your disc when the blank process ends</source>

3259

3260

</translation>

3261

</message>

3262

3263

<source>Eject the disk after doing the work</source>

3264

3265

</translation>

3266

</message>

3267

3268

<source>Progress:</source>

3269

3270

</translation>

3271

</message>

3272

3273

<source>This display shows the progress of the blanking process</source>

3274

3275

</translation>

3276

</message>

3277

3278

<source>Start blanking your disc</source>

3279

3280

</translation>

3281

</message>

3282

3283

<source>Start</source>

3284

3285

</translation>

3286

</message>

3287

3288

<source>Play sound notice at end</source>

3289

3290

</translation>

3291

</message>

3292

3293

<source>No CD/DVD device found capable of writing to DVD-RW discs.

3294

If you think this is a bug please report it.</source>

3295

3296

</translation>

3297

</message>

3298

3299

<source>Insert a DVD</source>

3300

3301

</translation>

3302

</message>

3303

3304

3305

3306

</translation>

3307

</message>

3308

3309

3310

3311

</translation>

3312

</message>

3313

3314

<source>Please insert a DVD</source>

3315

3316

</translation>

3317

</message>

3318

3319

<source>You inserted a DVD+RW disc, however your CD/DVD device is uncapable of writing to DVD+RW discs.</source>

3320

3321

</translation>

3322

</message>

3323

3324

<source>successfully found in device.</source>

3325

<translation>nalezeno v jednotce.</translation>

3326

</message>

3327

3328

<source>This combobox shows all the DVD±RW capable devices found in your system</source>

3329

3330

</translation>

3331

</message>

3332

3333

3334

3335

</translation>

3336

</message>

3337

3338

<source>is getting blanked...</source>

3339

3340

</translation>

3341

</message>

3342

3343

<source>You decided to blank the</source>

3344

3345

</translation>

3346

</message>

3347

3348

3349

Are you sure?</source>

3350

3351

</translation>

3352

</message>

3353

3354

<source>Selecting this will completely blank your DVD±RW. This is not recommended and may damage your media on if used several times</source>

3355

3356

</translation>

3357

</message>

3358

3359

<source>Blank the entire disk (not recommended)</source>

3360

3361

</translation>

3362

</message>

3363

3364

<source>Quick Blank</source>

3365

3366

</translation>

3367

</message>

3368

3369

<source>is already formatted.

3370

There is no need to format it because you can simply overwrite the media.

3371

If you really want to blank it, choose Blank the Entire disc in the below window but we highly discourage you from doing so.

3372

Overwriting the</source>

3373

3374

</translation>

3375

</message>

3376

3377

<source>is the simplest and safest thing to do.</source>

3378

3379

</translation>

3380

</message>

3381

</context>

3382

3383

<name>manual</name>

3384

3385

<source>AcetoneISO2::Manual</source>

3386

3387

</translation>

3388

</message>

3389

3390

3391

3392

</translation>

3393

</message>

3394

3395

<source>AcetoneISO::Manual</source>

3396

3397

</translation>

3398

</message>

3399

3400

3401

3402

</translation>

3403

</message>

3404

</context>

3405

3406

<name>options</name>

3407

3408

<source>AcetoneISO2::Options</source>

3409

3410

</translation>

3411

</message>

3412

3413

<source>Iso from folder</source>

3414

3415

</translation>

3416

</message>

3417

3418

<source>Standard Settings</source>

3419

3420

</translation>

3421

</message>

3422

3423

3424

3425

</translation>

3426

</message>

3427

3428

<source>User Settings</source>

3429

3430

</translation>

3431

</message>

3432

3433

<source>Media player</source>

3434

3435

</translation>

3436

</message>

3437

3438

<source>Kaffeine</source>

3439

3440

</translation>

3441

</message>

3442

3443

3444

3445

</translation>

3446

</message>

3447

3448

<source>SMPlayer</source>

3449

3450

</translation>

3451

</message>

3452

3453

<source>File manager</source>

3454

3455

</translation>

3456

</message>

3457

3458

<source>it will use kde's default file manager</source>

3459

3460

</translation>

3461

</message>

3462

3463

3464

3465

</translation>

3466

</message>

3467

3468

<source>it will use Nautilus file manager</source>

3469

3470

</translation>

3471

</message>

3472

3473

<source>Nautilus</source>

3474

3475

</translation>

3476

</message>

3477

3478

3479

3480

</translation>

3481

</message>

3482

3483

<source>Database</source>

3484

3485

</translation>

3486

</message>

3487

3488

<source>Set database root folder</source>

3489

3490

</translation>

3491

</message>

3492

3493

<source>Reset options to default values.</source>

3494

3495

</translation>

3496

</message>

3497

3498

<source>Defaults</source>

3499

3500

</translation>

3501

</message>

3502

3503

3504

3505

</translation>

3506

</message>

3507

3508

<source>Apply</source>

3509

3510

</translation>

3511

</message>

3512

3513

<source>Cancel</source>

3514

3515

</translation>

3516

</message>

3517

3518

<source>Thunar</source>

3519

3520

</translation>

3521

</message>

3522

3523

<source>Don't Open a file manager</source>

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3525

</translation>

3526

</message>

3527

3528

<source>What is Database?</source>

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3530

</translation>

3531

</message>

3532

3533

<source>Set database root folder:</source>

3534

3535

</translation>

3536

</message>

3537

3538

<source>Scan Subdirectories (read below)</source>

3539

3540

</translation>

3541

</message>

3542

3543

<source>General Options</source>

3544

3545

</translation>

3546

</message>

3547

3548

<source>Advanced Options</source>

3549

3550

</translation>

3551

</message>

3552

3553

<source>AcetoneISO::Options</source>

3554

3555

</translation>

3556

</message>

3557

3558

<source>Enable Tray Icon (requires application restart)</source>

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3560

</translation>

3561

</message>

3562

3563

<source>Close in Tray Icon</source>

3564

3565

</translation>

3566

</message>

3567

3568

<source>Automatically clean History display on restart</source>

3569

3570

</translation>

3571

</message>

3572

3573

3574

3575

</translation>

3576

</message>

3577

3578

<source>History:</source>

3579

3580

</translation>

3581

</message>

3582

3583

<source>Automatically remove non-existent images from History display on restart</source>

3584

<translation>Automaticky odstranit neexistující Image z Historie při restartu</translation>

3585

</message>

3586

3587

3588

3589

</translation>

3590

</message>

3591

3592

3593

3594

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3595

</style></head><body style=" font-family:'Sans Serif'; font-size:9pt; font-weight:400; font-style:normal;">

3596

If you activate Scan Subdirectories checkbox, avoid setting database root folder directly to your ~home folder or system folders.</body></html></source>

3597

3598

</translation>

3599

</message>

3600

</context>

3601

3602

<name>optionsDiag</name>

3603

3604

<source>AcetoneISO::Select Database Folder</source>

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3606

</translation>

3607

</message>

3608

3609

<source>Database is a quick and easy feature for managing your images.

3610

Place them all in a folder and set the Database path to it, you will see all the images in the database display.

3611

You can quickly mount them by simply clicking on them or right click for more options.</source>

3612

3613

</translation>

3614

</message>

3615

</context>

3616

3617

<name>progress</name>

3618

3619

<source>AcetoneISO2::Progress</source>

3620

3621

</translation>

3622

</message>

3623

3624

<source>Please wait... work in progress</source>

3625

3626

</translation>

3627

</message>

3628

3629

<source>AcetoneISO::Progress</source>

3630

3631

</translation>

3632

</message>

3633

</context>

3634

</TS>

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