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On 10/22/11 04:14, Dale wrote: |
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> Mick wrote: |
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>> On Saturday 22 Oct 2011 01:19:15 Colleen Beamer wrote: |
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>>> This is solved. |
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>>> The solution came from posting to KDE forums. |
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>>> It was a configuration issue: |
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>>> In System Settings, I had to select "Device Actions", "Play Audio CD |
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>>> with KsCD, select Edit, select "the devices property Available Content |
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>>> must equal Audio, choose "Property Match"for the parameter type, |
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>>> "Optical Disk" for the Device type, "Available Content" for the Value |
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>>> name and Equals Audio. |
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>>> That did the trick! |
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>> Thanks for letting us know! I recall having problems in the past |
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>> with kscd on |
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>> a KDE desktop and I couldn't remember if I ever fixed it. Now I know |
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>> how. ;-) |
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> I finally got mine to open too. I did a emerge -e world since I could |
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> tell it was just some dep that got missed. Anyway, is it just me or |
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> is KSCD just got plain ugly? |
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Yeah, used to be much easier to use. Like I said in a previous post, |
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I'm a bit anal and this bugged me 'cause I've always had it working |
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before. For me, kaffeine works fine and I've discovered that I like it |
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better than kscd anyway. |
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Colleen |
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