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I'm trying to burn a BR disc with K3B and I get a I/O error at 99%, always. Tested with different devices, disks and configuration (growfs, cdrecord, (no)multisesion, UDF, etc...). I also tried brasero (which won't even start burning the BR and throw an unknown error as soon as I hit the "Burn!" button.
Reading debug logs doesn't reveal why it's failing, so asking for logs is pointless. In an act of desperation I tried to use ImgBurn (which just does circles around K3B and Brasero together) via WINE, but I couldn't get ASPI to recognize my device. So, my question is: is there a way to make K3B burn, properly and without errors, BR disk? If the answer is "no", is there ANY linux software (please don't say "Nero4Linux") that will burn BR disks? Regards |
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as K3b is just a front end to other command line tools you could try replacing cdrkit with cdrtools, cdrkit is a fork of cdrtools. you will need to look in the community repo for it
from the Arch wiki https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/CD_Burning
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Yes, thank you for the answer, but as I already said, I tried every single tool that Arch provides. And it doesn't make any difference. Is there any other software for Linux that will *just work (tm)* ?
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there is one more tool libburnia but no idea about it http://libburnia-project.org, the cdrskin wikipedia page appears informative
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I can't access this URL. Is it right? (a part from the missing / after http: )
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sorry fixed the url and it's the cdrskin wiki page you want to view
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note: xfburn only uses the libburn4 backend so it might easiest to install it and it's dependencies if available
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According to http://goodies.xfce.org/projects/applications/xfburn it won't do anything BR related.
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ok, but according to the cdrskin man page it (cdrskin) does bd http://linux.die.net/man/1/cdrskin and according to the Wiki brasseo and fiburn can use it directly and even K3b can use it in place of cdrkit - as I said earlier never used it, but just knew it existed
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