Hi, murray. cdda2wav -e will copy audio data to audio device, means it will playback the audio CD it will not create any data. instead, you can run cdda2wav directly, it will create audio.au.
btw: to check audio device info, you can run cdda2wav -scanbus or cdrecord -minfo On 04/15/09 12:22, Murray Blakeman wrote: > See comments below > > Brian Cameron wrote: >> >> Murray: >> >>> Okay, I've just connected an external USB CD/DVD Drive and I can RIP >>> the >>> tracks perfectly. >>> >>> So, it's related to the CD/DVD Drive in the Ultra 24 Workstation or/and >>> the way OpenSolaris interfaces with the drive. >>> >>> Any suggestions? >> >> Thanks for testing. If your CD player doesn't work, then this >> is probably a bug in cdda2wav or the USCSI interfaces. Note >> that the cdda2wav GStreamer uses cdda2wav to extract audio. >> >> Some things to try to help narrow down the problem. >> >> Try running cdda2wav to extract an audio file. Does it create a >> a 0-length file, or does it create a file that contains silence? >> Does adding the ts=63k argument to the options of cdda2wav make >> it work better? >> > Running cdda2wav created a 48MB audio.au file containing silence. >> Does the "cdrw -x" command work for extracting audio from the >> CD player that doesn't seem to work with cdda2wav? >> > I needed to install the SUNWcdrw package. The cdrw produces a > Segmentation Fault. > > $ cdrw -x > Segmentation Fault >> I would file a bug report at http://defect.opensolaris.org and >> provide information about what is happening (such as the results >> of the above commands I suggest you try) and also attach the output >> of running "cdda2wav -e" and "cdda2wav -V". Also provide information >> about the model/type of the CD player that does not work. >> > cdda2wav -e took a lot longer but still didn't produce a file with audio. > > At the beginning of the rip the Drive light flashes on for a second > but doesn't come on again. I don't think this is normal. I noticed > this happened with Sound Juicer as well. > > I'll file a bug with the output from cdda2wav -V > > Thanks for your help. >> Brian >> >> >>> Murray Blakeman wrote: >>>> I can't get Sound Juicer to rip any of my CD's to any format. >>>> >>>> I've recently purchased and setup an Ultra 24. I hope it's not related >>>> to the CD drive. >>>> >>>> I don't get any errors but the mp3 or oga files won't play in Totem or >>>> Rhythmbox. The files appear to be playing but I don't get any sound. >>>> >>>> I've got the MP3 Decoder from Fluendo and I can play MP3s that I >>>> ripped and encoded with Sound Juicer on my previous system and >>>> 2008.11. >>>> >>>> I'm not sure what other information I need to provide for assistance. >>>> >>>> I've compiled LAME, TAGLIB and the related GStreamer Plugins but it >>>> doesn't work using OGG format either. >>>> >>>> I can play the CD's from within Sound Juicer without issue. >>>> >>>> Thanks for any help :-) >>>> _______________________________________________ >>>> desktop-discuss mailing list >>>> desktop-discuss at opensolaris.org >>>> >>> >>> _______________________________________________ >>> desktop-discuss mailing list >>> desktop-discuss at opensolaris.org >> >> > > > _______________________________________________ > desktop-discuss mailing list > desktop-discuss at opensolaris.org
