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Hello Daniel, |
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> He mentioned an error that happens when he click the Gnome (or KDE, |
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> can't remember) icon at the desktop. Not something he typed... |
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Thanks for pointing that out! |
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> Try simply NOT USING the icon, and using an application direcly. |
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OK, I have tryed this with mplayer, xine, cd player |
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With cd player and mplayer I am unable to get the cd to play but it |
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does show me the metadata for the cd (audio) |
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With xine I can play the cd (audio) |
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> Emerge mplayer and: |
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I have "emerged mplayer" |
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> mplayer dvd:// |
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what is this and where do I do this? |
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> for example. Try XMMS to play audio CDs. Have you tried just playing |
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> them with the app? |
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See above for this response |
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> Or are you still wanting them to be played |
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> automagically? |
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Rigtht now I don't care if there play auto or not but at a time I |
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would like this. |
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I guess your problem is configuration of the WM and maybe some |
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dependency or whatever linked to the way the WM deals with the icons |
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on the desktop. |
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I am using Gnome that portage has of latest one I think, and x11 how |
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do I do this and so on I am a very new users that had done this setup |
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now over 5 times as I run in to one issue or entother? |
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> You DO NOT MOUNT audio CDs, that would probably return an error and/or |
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> block the device for direct reading (in the case of a DVD). |
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I tryed this as a test to see if that was the issue and it did not |
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help so I rebooted after it |
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Sincerely, |
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Christopher |
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