Gary: Could you try running cdda2wav from the command line and see if that can access the CD drive? Also try using cdrw. Check the manpage for these programs if you aren't familiar with using them. For example, you can pass in an argument to cdda2wav to make it just play the track rather than saving it to a file.
It is odd that it works with gst-launch, but not from rhythmbox or sound-juicer. In your previous post, you show the output from running rhythmbox in a terminal program. Could you also run sound-juicer from the command line and share any possibly useful error/warning messages that get echoed to the screen? Also try running from the command line with the --gst-debug-level=4 --gst-debug-no-color options. This will cause the program to spew a lot of debug output that would be useful to review. I would recommend redirecting the output to a file. If you could send me and Jerry Tan the output from this debug, that would help to analyze what might be going wrong. Brian >> to play a CD on solaris, >> >> we need to check >> >> 1. Audio Card is well supportted >> Use audiotest after build115 > > Yes, that works. > >> Make sure that gstreamer works well. >> run gst-launch playbin uri=cdda://1 > > Yes, that plays the first track from the CD. > >> both OK, but you can not hear anything from >> rhythmbox, please file a >> ug for it. > > Yes, that looks like a bug. Rhythmbox shows the track listing, but > doesn't produce any sound. > >> btw: sound-juicer can be used to play CD too, but it >> is depended on >> gstreamer also. > > Curiously, sound-juicer also doesn't work. When I run `Open with CD Ripper' > from the audio CD icon, it starts the sound-juicer GUI. It attempts to read > the > track listing, but then a diaglogue box appears that says: > > Could not read the CD > > Sound Juicer could not read the track listing on this CD. > Reason: Cannot access CD: Automount failed: Cannot > find drive /dev/dsk/rdsk > > The process command line is: sound-juicer cdda://c1t0d0s2/ > > This is a fresh install of snv_117 on an AMD box with the ATI chipset.
