Many times it is either the burner that has a bad laser diode or dirty lens or poor quality media that causes burn issues. I've used brasero for many years without issue.
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Many times it is either the burner that has a bad laser diode or dirty lens or poor quality media that causes burn issues. I've used brasero for many years without issue.
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[QUOTE=robert shearer;12467687]Brasero can be problematical for some and from experience it often relates to the brand and model of burner.
In such instances I have installed and used xfburn and it performs faultlessly.QUOTE]
That's kind of odd since brasero and xfburn both use libburn backend.
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Yep, this thread is beginning to go ... nowhere. So:
Thread moved to Recurring Discussions
This or that is terrible says nothing and generally goes nowhere, as I mentioned at the start. Do some digging; there are plenty of burners out there. As has been stated, could be your optical drive that is the problem.
Good luck.
Last edited by Bucky Ball; January 24th, 2013 at 05:41 AM.
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@ Bucky Ball:
I respectfully disagree
I've found Brasero to be largely unusable for multiple iso burns for a very long time. That is, if I burn one disc I can't perform another operation w/o either rebooting or logging out and logging back in. That means saving anything I'm working on so it gets to be far too time consuming.
Have I filed a bug report?
No. I searched a bit for an existing bug report some time ago and I didn't find one so I simply started using Xfburn.
Why didn't I bother filing a bug report?
The answer is simple. My plate is full, I can't handle anymore
But back to whether it's appropriate to move this to "recurring" or not; I truly believe you're wrong. Two days is not an appropriate time to assume that someone was only ranting.
If you look at the OP's posting history there is a long gap in between posts so maybe he's just busy
Please move it back to it's original placement ......... it costs nothing to be kind
Last edited by kansasnoob; January 24th, 2013 at 07:49 AM.
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Kindness has nothing to do with it. I don't like this or that says nothing. Oh, I don't like the way that works or this works (or doesn't) as a default in Xubuntu or any other *buntu. If there is a real problem file a bug report. Brasero works faultlessly for most users. There are a lot of other burners out there. You have found one that works for you.Originally Posted by kansasnoob
I will send this thread for further moderation and see what other staff think ...
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Last edited by Bucky Ball; January 24th, 2013 at 07:53 AM.
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CoolKindness has nothing to do with it. I don't like this or that says nothing. Oh, I don't like the way that works or this works (or doesn't) as a default in Xubuntu or any other *buntu. If there is a real problem file a bug report. Brasero works faultlessly for most users. There are a lot of other burners out there. You have found one that works for you.
I will send this thread for further moderation and see what other staff think ...
Back shortly ...
I did say "respectfully"
Difference of opinion is to be expected in any community.
Edit: Just thought to add that the everyday casual user should not be expected to file bug reports. They just expect things to work.
Last edited by kansasnoob; January 24th, 2013 at 08:18 AM.
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Probably easier to kill the existing process, much quicker than rebooting or logging out/back in
I seem to find that loading Brasero first and then taking the burn image option allows me to burn as many disks as I want. Certainly not satisfactory but <shrug>.
Not sure that you have quite got the concept of "Recurring Discussions"But back to whether it's appropriate to move this to "recurring" or not; I truly believe you're wrong. Two days is not an appropriate time to assume that someone was only ranting.
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I find Brasero to be just dandy for burning audio CDs and MP3 CDs, and practically useless for burning video DVDs. What's so hard about allowing the user to drag a VIDEO_TS folder into an empty project window and have it burn as a video DVD? The only way you can do that is to burn it as a data DVD, which is counter-intuitive, to say the least.
If you can't be bothered writing coherently, I can't be bothered reading your post.
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K3b is one of the best, I really like this burner.
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I use CLI tools to burn (wodim) and verify (md5sum) disks. Works fine for me.
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