My experience is that until recently CD/DVD Creator has always worked however last time I used it I ended up with CDs which had the correct directory structure and correct file sizes but unreadable *.jpg. files. The program was unable to eject the CD and when I did - as instructed - I got the message "some files may be corrupted". I suspect the problem may have been caused when I recently upgraded via the update manager from 10.04 to 10.10. I don't recall having burned any CDs before this attempt since that upgrade. What is somewhat bizarre is that according to the "software centre" CD/DVD creator and Brasero are listed separately as if they are different applications and Brasero is down as supported and CD/DVD creator isn't. CD/DVD creator 'more info' does not mention Brasero. When I insert a blank CD it offers to open "CD/DVD Creator" and if I select "open with" it does not offer me Brasero yet Brasero is listed in my applications menu and CD/DVD Creator isn't. According to the software centre" "CD/DVD Creator" is not installed. on my computer and Brasero is.
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