I would be surprised if my drive isn't supported. I'm running a Sun Ultra 24 Workstation ;-)
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 > > Yes, and please also include the output from "cdda2wav -e" and I > would also mention that cdrw crashes with your drive. If you > can provide information about your CD drive (make, model, etc.) > that would also be helpful. I would also mention that when you > run cdda2wav directly it creates a non-zero length file with > silence in it. It's possible that Solaris doesn't support your CD > drive yet. > > Brian >
