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I am one of those "duplicates" joining this bug as directed, because someone pointed my bug report as a duplicate to this one.
Of note- I have a work-around. I noticed that after I run Brasero and exit, the process is still running. That is why it is not starting a "new" instance of Brasero.
So my fix is to bring up a terminal session <cntrl><alt<T>... Type in:
pidof Brasero
It will return the process ID of four digits long. For example: 8573. If the returned process ID where 8573, then you would type in:
kill 8573
to end that process. Once that process is killed, Brasero will run again.
Note that this is a work-around. You have to kill the process manually, because brasero is not really exiting "gracefully." In fact since it still has a process ID, itis really "not exiting..." Therefore the problem.