Comment 6 for bug 301297
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| Rodney Berriman (rodney-optimail) wrote | #6 |
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I noticed that cdrdao was not installed on my system, a standard x86 Ubuntu 9.10 installed from the CD release.
Evidently cdrdao is required by brasero.
Maybe it is not required for all operations, but certainly it is required for the audio CD copy function,
which you can see by running 'top' or 'ps' when burning an audio CD.
Maybe cdrdao is not explicitly mentioned in the brasero deb package, or maybe the Ubuntu packaging puts in brasero and not cdrdao?
In any case, 'apt-get install cdrdao' fixed the problem for me.
Now I can copy audio CDs using brasero.