On Wednesday 25 September 2002 07:51 am, kim marshall wrote:
> Leon Brooks wrote:
> >On Wed, 25 Sep 2002 12:33, kim marshall wrote:
> >>I have now tried for two nights and 5 Cd burning applications and I
> >>cannot write an audio Cd with any of them.
> >
> >Which particular CD? It may be a weird copy-protected one. Do you have
> > more than one CD there?
> >
> >Cheers; Leon
>
> No this is a very old copy of "Living I n the Past" by Tull. I am
> trying it just as a test bcause it is long. I am sure there is no copy
> protection and I have tried other Cd's with similar problems.
>
> Oddly, Gnome-Toaster coppied the Cd just fine. But it has the nasty
> habit of needing to be reconfigured every time I restart it. It forgets
> what my Cd-rw and othr configurations are.
>
> Still strugling...
>
> Thanks,
>
> Kim
Try K3b it works very well, It is the only one I use. Like you said all the
others are a pain in the neck. K3b does use cdrdao which is in contribs. Make
sure you do the setup then reboot and all will work very well. It is a very
professional looking program also, with nice artwork. I use it to burn all my
ISO's while testing the betas. Just select write ISO image in the toolbar and
select the iso you want to burn.
Mike
