Brasero problem

[Sebastian Rösgen]

I can confirm this.

The problem, has been around for some releases, as far as I remember and 
there have been some bug reports concerning the problem.

Have a look at some launchpad bugs:
780117: this is a bug currently being worked on
788300: marked as a duplicate of 780177
905047: which, up to now, has not been marked as a duplicate and 
confirms my recollection of the bug being around for some time now

Furthermore connected to this problems are bugs like: 519935 (which do 
not make Brasero unusable, but really restrict the overall experience of 
using it).

If I remember correctly you can set the burning speed to something 
beneath the maximum of your CD/DVD burner and you should avoid to burn 
CDs/DVDs directly (instead always create an ISO image).

I think, by the way, that this mail belongs definitively on this mailing 
list. If Canonical/the Ubuntu community wants Ubuntu to succeed on the 
desktop problems like these cannot and must not be around for such a 
long time. These problems really restricts (or better "destroy") the 
user experience and are some kind of bad "PR" for the Ubuntu quality.

@the-desktop-team:
By the way, if you want to avoid bad user experience in Germany have a 
look at launchpad bug 987212. (Certainly this is a very egoistic remark 
as I am affected by this bug ;) ). The bug is, admittedly of a total 
different nature and has nothing to do with Brasero, but I think it 
could potentially affect a very large number of the Ubuntu users in 
Germany (namely those who use the standard issue German Telekom 
Speedport Router).





Am 27.06.2012 18:54, schrieb Davor:
> I apologize if this is not the place for this issue - if not, tell me 
> who is the right person for it.
>
> I`ve been waiting to see if there is anyone else with this problem.
> There is.
>
> Please check this: 
> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=12058259#post12058259
>
>
> Brasero just turns disks into junk.
> I like Brasero and it WORKS IN GNOME (same system - just other GUI).
>
>
> Brasero is standard Ubuntu application, and it MUST work in standard 
> Ubuntu GUI.
>
>