On Mon, 13 Jul 2020 15:07:51 -0700 elcaseti <[email protected]> dijo:
>I think K3B is more likely to work with Blu-ray than Brasero is. Most >people agree that K3B is the best burning software for GNU/Linux. Like >King Beowulf said, you may have to also install additional programs >like cdrtools and growisof. You should be able to install K3B without >installing the rest of KDE 4 or KDE Plasma. >The version of K3B that comes with Kubuntu 18.03 mentions that it >supports Blu-ray. +1 for K3B. However, I must add that on my 18.04 computers it still does not work 100% with Blu-ray. I have a spindle of 25GB BD discs, and they work reliably. I also have a spindle of 50GB BD discs, and they won't work at all. All I get is 'enter a CD or DVD disc.' As for Brasero, it works only with CD/DVD discs. Before writing this I did not check to see what dependencies I have installed for K3B and Brasero. I will do that if someone needs that information. I should add that this is my experience with an internal BD drive in my old computer, purchased to replace the DVD drive that it came with, as well as an external USB BD drive that I use with my current computer, which has no bay for an optical drive. Before buying these dives I verified that they were advertised as being compatible with up to 100GB discs. I think it might be helpful (not for me, but for those more technically capable) to know how these programs figure out what kind of media is in the drive. What kind of data does the drive send to the OS? How does the OS interpret the data? _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
