Brasero Disc BurnerLinux
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Ashampoo Burning StudioWindows
Brasero Disc Burner como alternativa Linux a Ashampoo Burning Studio
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Nuestra opinión
Brasero is a solid Linux alternative for most everyday burning tasks that Ashampoo Burning Studio handles. It covers data, audio and video disc creation, multi‑session, ISO handling and basic verification, making it suitable for users who need reliable disc authoring without commercial bells and whistles. Power users who rely on advanced video DVD menu design, Blu‑ray authoring, or extensive batch processing may find Brasero lacking, but for typical home or office burning needs it works well.
- Licencia
- GPL-2.0-or-later
- Precio
- Gratis
- Última versión
- 3.12.4 (28 de septiembre de 2026)
- Valoración
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Lo que funciona igual
- Burn data CDs/DVDs and Blu‑ray (via external tools)
- Create audio CDs from MP3/WAV files
- Support multi‑session discs
- Create and burn ISO images
- Verify data after burning
Lo que cambia
- No built‑in video DVD menu editor; requires external tools for complex menus
- No native Blu‑ray authoring or burning support
- Limited batch processing and automation compared to Ashampoo
- No integrated bootable ISO creator wizard
- User interface is GNOME‑centric, not Windows‑style
Abrir tus archivos de Ashampoo Burning Studio
Brasero can read standard disc image formats (ISO, IMG) and common audio files (MP3, WAV, FLAC). It does not understand proprietary Ashampoo project files, so you will need to export your data from Ashampoo as plain files or ISO images before importing into Brasero. If you only have finished discs or ISO files, Brasero will handle them without issue.
Pasar de Ashampoo Burning Studio a Brasero Disc Burner, paso a paso
- Export any Ashampoo projects as ISO images or plain files.
- Install Brasero (e.g., sudo apt install brasero or via Flathub).
- Open Brasero and drag the exported files or ISO onto the window.
- Select the target disc type (data, audio, video) and configure options.
- Start the burn and let Brasero verify the disc after completion.
Funciones clave de Brasero Disc Burner
- Grabar CDs/DVDs de datos y audio
- Copiar discos existentes
- Crear y grabar imágenes ISO
- Soporte para extensiones CD-TEXT y Joliet
- Soporte de discos multi-sesión
- Selección de archivos por arrastrar y soltar
- Integración con el entorno de escritorio GNOME
- Soporte para unidades compartidas remotas
Cómo instalar Brasero Disc Burner en Linux
flatpak install flathub org.gnome.BraseroPreguntas frecuentes
Can Brasero burn Blu‑ray discs?
Brasero itself does not include Blu‑ray burning; you can use it to write the ISO image and rely on external command‑line tools like xorriso for Blu‑ray support.
How do I create a video DVD with menus?
Brasero can burn a pre‑made DVD‑Video folder, but it does not provide a menu editor. Create the DVD structure with tools such as devede or dvdstyler and then burn it with Brasero.
Is there a way to automate batch burns?
Brasero offers a graphical drag‑and‑drop workflow; for automation you would need to script using brasero-cli or use other command‑line utilities.
