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Raymond Lewis Rebbeck wrote: |
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> On Friday, 5 January 2007 9:03, Dale wrote: |
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>> James Lockie wrote: |
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>>> I insert an audio CD in my CD writer and KDE displays a popup that it |
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>>> is umounted CD Writer medium. |
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>>> Shouldn't it say it is audio CD medium? |
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>> I think that will depend on your USE flags. You may want to post that. |
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>> It may be some sort of plugin too. |
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>> On mine, it pops up like yours does then when I click on 'open in a new |
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>> window', it pops up the contents. I can then copy them to the hard |
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>> drive or whatever. This is done in Konqueror by the way. I'm not sure |
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>> what you are trying to use. |
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>> Hope that helps or helps you get help. |
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> I don't think it has anything to do with USE flags. It can be difficult to |
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> detect the type of a CD as not all of them follow the red book audio |
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> standard. Some may be 'enhanced' CDs that include videos and images on a data |
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> track, they will show up as a plain data cd. I think some copy protection |
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> methods can make a CD deviate enough from the standard to make it look like |
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> something else. |
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> Although regardless of what KDE thinks, the CD should still work perfectly |
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> fine when played. |
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Thanks for the explanation. |
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Yep, it works fine. |
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