Description of problem: When attempting to burn multiple discs at once in Brasero, as soon as the first disc is finished it seems that the "eject" step halts progress on the other discs that are burning, producing coasters. I have reproduced this using two drives: - one is an internal LG 22x DVD-RW writer - the other an eSATA-connected 22x DVD-RW/BD-ROM combo I am writing a 4.3GB ISO image to blank DVD-R discs, but I assume the above applies to audio/video discs burned in parallel as well (untested). Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): brasero-nautilus-2.30.2-1.fc13.x86_64 brasero-2.30.2-1.fc13.x86_64 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. In Nautilus, right-click the ISO and select Write to disc... 2. Wait 2 minutes 3. Repeat step 1, but choose another drive Actual results: As the first disc finishes, the second one will stop burning producing an incomplete disc Expected results: Multiple discs can be burned in parallel without affecting the other optical drive(s) Additional info: I have tried burning a disc from Nautilus and one in the Brasero application itself as well, that didn't change anything. The drive selection on the Nautilus dialog isn't that great either. I have to click "Properties" and look at the window title (which is the drive model #) to determine which drive is actually going to be used.
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