Here are the messages that cdrdao gives to me if I copy an audio cd to an iso-file.
** Attachment added: "cdrdao-messages" http://librarian.launchpad.net/5077839/cdrdao-messages ** Description changed: Binary package hint: cdrdao When I right click a cd icon on desktop and select Copy Disc, everything seems to work fine and the process finishes without errors. - Cloning of a data cd works fine, but copied audio cd's dont work. My cd - player says no disc when I insert the copied disc and Ubuntu doesn't + Cloning of a data cd works fine, but copied audio cd's don't work. My cd + player says 'no disc' when I insert the copied disc and Ubuntu doesn't recognize the disc either. I even tried this with a disc that I have succesfully copied using Dapper, but it didn't work this time. Then I tried to create an iso file from the disc (by selecting 'File image' from the 'Copy disc to' -dialog) and it seemed to work, but when I tried to select the iso-file and burn it to disc I got a notification saying: 'Unable to create CD/DVD. The file ... is not a valid disc image.' From bug #31574 I learned how to see the output from the iso-file creating process and I enclose it as an attachment. Hope it helps to figure out where things go wrong. And one final thing: When I select File image as the target and hit Write I then get a Save in folder -dialog where I can choose Browse and select where to save the iso file. In this point, if I get second thoughts and select Cancel, things go wrong again... After selecting Cancel the application should exit gracefully, but instead I get Copying Disc to a Disc image -window, but there is nothing in the window. I have to forcefully close the window or it stays there forever. -- Can't copy audio cd's from Nautilus in Edgy Eft https://launchpad.net/bugs/71953 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
