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.
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.
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.
@ 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.
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.
I will send this thread for further moderation and see what other staff think ...
Back shortly ...
Last edited by Bucky Ball; January 24th, 2013 at 07:53 AM.
Last edited by kansasnoob; January 24th, 2013 at 08:18 AM.
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.
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.
K3b is one of the best, I really like this burner.
I use CLI tools to burn (wodim) and verify (md5sum) disks. Works fine for me.
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