Gnome native dvd burner - show file sizes before a burn on dirs?

Is there a way to get a gnome-native dvd burning app to show the filesizes of user added folders before a burn? In other words:
Blank DVD
-Folder 1 (3.2 Gb)
-Folder 2 (0.4 Gb)
I have tried in both gnomebaker and brasero but can't do it. The only app that does is k3b and it requires tons of kde libs to run.

Hi, you can upload screenshots hear, limited to 2 NB I think, by using the little Camera icon in a reply.
Apple thinks we don't need to no anything & things should just work, of course they often don't & the lack of, or difficulty of finding useful info is no help... & it's getting worse.
Some things are easier on Macs, some on Windows.
I suspect you're copying from some iPhoto or fancier App's folder, which may contain icons & such of the real thing.
Might try Burn...
http://burn-osx.sourceforge.net/Pages/English/home.html
Or the best Software deal on the Planet...
GraphicConverter has a powerful Browse Folder function, & many tools for manipulation, & you can keep your Pics wherever you want...
http://www.lemkesoft.com/

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