Version: 1.0.1 (using KDE KDE 3.5.6) Installed from: Debian testing/unstable Packages OS: Linux Adam Porter <adam@alphapapa.net> has reported the following on the Debian bug tracker (http://bugs.debian.org/421865): In k3b 0.12, you could put an audio CD in your CD-RW drive, make a new audio CD project in k3b, drag the tracks from the top pane (representing the inserted audio CD) to the bottom pane, click Burn, and k3b would rip the tracks, eject the audio CD, take a blank CD, and burn the tracks to the blank CD. This is very handy for copying an audio CD that does not have CD Text, since you can add it yourself. But in k3b 1.0.1, when you follow those steps and then click Burn, the burn dialog says "Please insert an empty CD-R(W) medium..." in the "Burn medium" area. The only way it will proceed is if you choose "Only create image", but that would mean that you'd have to then take the image that was created and burn it in a separate step.
this is actually stupid. Damn. The first drawback of the new media system. I will see if I can find a solution.
In an attempt to clean up old bugs that are not valid for K3b 2.0 (=KDE SC 4.x port) anymore, this is now being marked as UNMAINTAINED. If this bug is still valid for 2.0, please reopen it.