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Hello everyone!

I just installed xfburn to burn photos onto a DVD.
I managed to create a "burn list" but when I launch the burn I get a message:
"device not accessible (in use?)
The device is (by default): PLDS DVD-RW DA8A6SH
I must have missed something...
Thanks for your help
Have a good evening!

Configuration: Linux / Firefox 84.0

3 answers

  1.  FTF_Furious
    Hello,
    Since Xfburn is installed, I think you are using Xubuntu. In that case, you should install the xubuntu-restricted-extras package which will download additional packages.
    Then try again.

    If the problem persists, check that the gstreamer0.10-fluendo-mp3 package is installed.
    2. zipe31 Contributor
      Please do not delete your post, but in the future, have the decency to cite your sources ;-)
    3. zipe31 Contributor
      If you delete again, you’re guaranteed to end up in the basement!
  2. zipe31 Contributor
    Hi,

    Are you really running Xubuntu?
    Try removing the CD/DVD and restart xfburn and see if that changes anything…

    Otherwise try installing k3b as a replacement for xfburn.

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    1. cric29980 Author
      sorry zipe 31 and FTF_furious!
      I didn't understand the message "please don't delete your post" what have I done again to deserve this "Fatwa"?
      Well I'm kidding, but I didn't understand!
      as for xburn, you're right zipe31 I'm not on xbuntu but on gnome...I think, I installed xfburn by chance. so I will follow tees advice and try k3b. Indeed dismantling CD/DVD took me a long time and lots of attempts.
      Thank you for your help to both of you and...best wishes and above all good health, I think it's appropriate!
    2. zipe31 Contributor
      @cric29980I didn’t understand the message "please do not delete your post"; what have I done again to deserve this "Fatwa"? Just kidding, but I didn’t get it!

      That reflection wasn’t meant for you.
      It was addressed to FTF_Furious, who, following my remarks on the post "2", had deleted his message.
      The message was restored, but he repeated the act, hence my other warning.

      Sorry for the confusion.
  3. cric29980 Author
    Hi zipe31,

    I checked your post to kristof33 and I entered the command line you gave him to know my CD/DVD drive: it’s a DVD-RAM writer.

    So I probably don’t need to install a new CD/DVD writer?

    I think I’m just messing up with how I’m using my reader/writer?

    I’m using VLC

    What do you think?

    Thanks again!
    1. cric29980 Author
      No problem zipe31, I understood afterwards when looking at his post!
      Happy New Year and thanks for your help: I’m currently studying VLC’s help and I’ll see if VLC allows me to burn photos onto a CD/DVD
    2. zipe31 Contributor
      @cric29980VLC for burning an audio CD, yes, but for photos, I don’t think so ;-(