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On 14/05/06, Walter Dnes <waltdnes@××××××××.org> wrote: |
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> Installing the XMMS plugin is the first step. There are two ways to |
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> get XMMS to work... |
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[snip...] |
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> 2) From "CTRL-C" or "Play AudioCD" |
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> In XMMS "CTRL-C" or (or select "Play AudioCD" from the menu) |
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> Click on right-pointing triangle (2nd from the left along the bottom) |
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> Menu opens up. It's already at /dev and the selection "cdrom" |
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> Click on "Play". Nothing happens, but don't worry... |
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> Click on right-pointing triangle (2nd from the left along the bottom) |
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> ...and it finally plays. |
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> Somewhat convoluted, if you ask me. |
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Strange, when I play Ctrl+C my XMMS reads the CD, fetches all the |
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titles and starts playing the first track, all on its own . . . |
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I use the CD Audio Player 1.2.10 [libcdaudio.so] module. |
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The only thing that annoys me on a laptop of mine (Compaq Evo N600c) |
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is that there is NO sound, until I either: |
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1. Press the sound +/- buttons on the front of the laptop (they |
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increase/decrease the Master setting of alsamixer) |
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2. Launch alsamixer and change (up or down) the sound setting of Master or PCM. |
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The same annoying 'feature' happens with the console bell - as it |
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happens I want to have bell sounding on the console. |
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Has anyone seen this mute-until-you-change-volume-setting before? |
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Regards, |
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Mick |
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