Brasero drive speed in Linux Mint

[Lolla K.]

Hello friends, I do have the 20X capable Lite-On DVD burner. I wish to burn media not quicker than that of the 8X for data consistency. I also make use of simply Verbatim DVD+R media rated at 16X. Two or three times I had burned a 4.37GB MKV file within Brasero. I burn at the 8x, the initial DVD+R burned on 2X. Strange and it receives a time however as long as it's a fine burn I don't mind. So I am performing an additional 4.37GB MKV file burn plus command it to burn at the 8X rate. It's presently burning at 20X. What is the issue with this application? Is there an enhanced Gnome option? Also I am using the Linux Mint.

[Dwarner]

I somehow managed to crack this difficulty by means of disabling two of the plugins within Brasero, The first is the file checksums and the second is the image checksums, it at the moment burns at the correct speed particular in its place of the sluggish or else undependable pace. I after that checked that the whole thing was burnt correctly by means of burning a data DVD, an .iso picture and an audio CD presently to be confident they every one of were 100% superior burns. This put away me from having to drag in the entire the KDE dependencies required for k3b.

[Ronchi]

I disabled those plugins as recommended and then also tried an attempt it by means of an additional 4.37GB MKV file, setting the maximum burn pace to 8X. It is in progress out at 8X as well as topped out at 20X. I will survive through the additional KDE library files because I have ample of space onto my hard drive. K3B appears to be the majority better burning application even if it isn't inhabitant to Gnome.

[Villiers]

I have been tried with the K3B but it seems to be not functioning correctly. I had also checked "No Multisession" however it wouldn't confirm the media. The burn speed was correct although. And my on the whole answer has been to set up WINE in addition to make use of a Windows based application which is called as the ImgBurn, which is free of charge along with it is performs the task flawlessly

[Shreevats]

I am not confident if you burn the similar kinds of files I do. A particular 4.37GB file will instantaneously plug the empty DVD+R and requires UDF file configuration because of the file restriction of ISO9660. You must as well burn DAO plus confirm the media for finest outcomes. I have chosen Nero Burning ROM 10 however I won't compensate around $50 for a burning application. Consequently my requires were UDF, DAO, confirming the media as well as 8X burn pace. Brasero unsuccessful and K3B wouldn't finalize, not confident if it was yet performing DAO.