Bug 507841

This issue has nothing related to brasero.
And i guess you don't use brasero as k3b is mentioned above or, am I wrong ?

So, the disc is mounted as Blank but recognized as Music's with K3b.
How does your system handle auto-mount ?

I'm not a kde user but AFAIK, k3b handles the device by its own (through dbus-qt iirc) when starting.

however, i given it a try on my side and i can't reproduce the bug i'm afraid.
(gnome-mount used)

It was bounced to brasero as it was either to pick gnome-mount, or libbrasero-media.

(In reply to comment #1)
> This issue has nothing related to brasero.
> And i guess you don't use brasero as k3b is mentioned above or, am I wrong ?
> 
> So, the disc is mounted as Blank but recognized as Music's with K3b.
> How does your system handle auto-mount ?
> 
> I'm not a kde user but AFAIK, k3b handles the device by its own (through
> dbus-qt iirc) when starting.
> 
> however, i given it a try on my side and i can't reproduce the bug i'm afraid.
> (gnome-mount used)  

The system is gnome with kdebase etc added to use K3B, krusader and several other KDE progs. CD's have always just automounted from install presumably using gnome-mount.

Could you attach output by performing this following :
> sound-juicer --brasero-media-debug

(In reply to comment #4)
> Could you attach output by performing this following :
> > sound-juicer --brasero-media-debug  

(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-medium-monitor.c:436: Polling for drives
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-medium-monitor.c:446: Found 2 drives
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-medium-monitor.c:449: Probing /org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/storage_model_DVD_ROM_DVD_105
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-drive.c:960: Drive caps are 0
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-drive.c:981: Drive /dev/sr1 has bus,target,lun = 4 1 0
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-drive.c:831: Contents changed
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-drive.c:846: Medium inserted
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-medium.c:2983: Trying to open device /dev/sr1
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-medium.c:3004: Open () succeeded
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-medium.c:3019: Device ready
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-medium.c:2877: Initializing information for medium in DVD-ROM DVD-105
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-medium.c:2330: Retrieving media profile
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-medium-monitor.c:449: Probing /org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/storage_model_DVD_RW__DVR_110D
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-medium.c:1458: Retrieving media available speeds
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-medium.c:1286: Retrieving speed (Get Performance)
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At scsi-sense-data.c:132: SCSI command error: Invalid command
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-medium.c:1297: GET PERFORMANCE failed
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-medium.c:1378: Retrieving speed (2A speeds)
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At scsi-mode-sense.c:125: Getting page size
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At scsi-mode-sense.c:150: SCSI command error: Size mismatch
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-medium.c:1387: MODE SENSE failed
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-drive.c:960: Drive caps are 127
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-drive.c:981: Drive /dev/sr0 has bus,target,lun = 4 0 0
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-drive.c:831: Contents changed
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-drive.c:150: Found drive /dev/sr0
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-drive.c:150: Found drive /dev/sr0
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At scsi-sg.c:124: SCSI command error: Bad address
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-drive.c:150: Found drive /dev/sr0
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-drive.c:193: No GDrive
(sound-juicer:2549): BraseroMedia-DEBUG: At brasero-volume.c:103: Found volume /dev/sr1

some further info - putting the disc in the dvd-rom drive I normally use for ripping gives the above conditions but if I put it in the dvd-rw drive instead, there is no icon appears on the desktop at all but open soundjuicer and switch drives in the preference box and the correct audio disc icon appears on the desktop and soundjuicer comes up with the details for the disc ready to rip it.

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