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On May 9, 2006, at 8:34 PM, Willie Wong wrote: |
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> On Tue, May 09, 2006 at 08:35:04PM -0400, Penguin Lover Walter Dnes |
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> squawked: |
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>> - alsamixer CD unmuted and volume set to 77 |
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>> - I am a member of audio and cdrom groups |
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>> - the "cdplay" program sees the number of tracks and and their |
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>> lengths on the cdrom. "cdplay -c -v" goes through the motions of |
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>> playing the cdrom. The cdrom spins, and cdplay lists each |
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>> track as |
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>> it's played... but there is no sound. |
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>> - /dev/cdrom is correctly symlinked to /dev/hda |
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>> - I've tried both the xmms-cdaudio and xmms-cdread plugins. |
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>> xmms-cdaudio has a "Check CD drive" option. When I click it, the |
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>> cdrom spins, and I get a list of tracks which matches the |
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>> output I |
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>> get from "cdplay --listtracks". |
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> This might be an overkill, but have you tried mplayer? If you already |
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> have it installed, I think mplayer cdda://{tracknumber} would work, |
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> and if I remember correctly, mplayer would read the digital audio, |
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> rather than use the DAC in the CDROM. |
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maybe i missed part of the thread, but does it have to be graphical? |
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There are quite a few curses or command-line cd/mp3 players... |
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