If the CD isn't automatically ejected, you can eject it yourself, but only after you are sure the burning process is complete.
If someone would take something out, someone else's CD, and if that person was asleep or didn't wake up in time to say, like, "No, no, no, don't take it off," you could eject it and throw it out the window.
You can close and eject it if you wish.
A spittoon is provided, but it's entirely up to you how much of his excellent product you eject into it.
You will not need to eject it again before you unplug it.
Once all the information you want is on the device, eject it using the symbol next to the device name.
You can also identify the device by ejecting it, typing "list disk" again, and seeing which disk disappeared.
A small improvement that will probably have somewhat limited appeal, but that I noticed and fell in love with right away, is the notification for when you remove a flash drive, USB or SD card without ejecting it first.
If you did not see a pop up box, find the device and eject it.
By doing this, you are attempting to give the stuck CD traction against the mechanism that the player uses to eject it.
