Thanks for any suggestions.
Yasha Karant
Are there any recommendations for Bluray optical media burning software
applications? Burner is a Matshita BD-MLT UJ272. The drive passes all
diagnostics and reads a Bluray disc with no issues. I use Verbatim 6x
Bluray single layer media -- as that is all I readily can obtain. I
was using Nero Linux, but that seems to be rather obsolescent in terms
of current Linux production kernels and environment and fails. Nero no
longer supports Linux. I have tried K3B current production; sometimes
it works, sometimes it crashes (not reporting a hardware error, but
reporting a crash -- I have saved the logs produced). Whatever
application is recommended, it must have a second pass verify, in which
the burned data is read and compared to the source data. I would prefer
an open source application, but if there is a proprietary (for-fee)
application that is known to work, I will consider licensing it for fee.
(For example, as a Linux replacement for Adobe PDF software
applications, I use Qoppa PDFStudio Pro that is closed source and
licensed for fee -- but it is both supported and does work.) Please
only recommend applications that either you (or your group) have tested,
or know from *RELIABLE* testers to work.
