Tom: > This reminds me of a (likely unrelated) problem I have. I used to have > a PATA DVD drive, and audio CDs worked fine. I switched to a SATA DVD > drive, and audio CDs don't work. This problem exists in 2008.11 and > 2009.6 and Fedora 10. I would have concluded my drive is junk, but > audio CDs work fine if I boot into Windows. > > Ryhthmbox and Sound Juicer certainly don't work, but I haven't tried to > debug them since I really want cdda2wav anyway. > > cdda2wav will create a track list and begin to "rip" the CD, but it > creates audio_xx.wav files that are many megabytes of no sound. That's > if I'm lucky. If I'm unlucky, the drive won't respond (even to "eject > ..."), and I have to manually eject the CD with a paper clip. > > I'm away for a couple weeks, so I won't be able to do anything on the > machine itself until I get back. It's an AMD machine.
Are you seeing this bug: http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=8184 It sounds like it. Brian > Brian Cameron wrote: >> >> 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. >> >> _______________________________________________ >> desktop-discuss mailing list >> desktop-discuss at opensolaris.org > > _______________________________________________ > desktop-discuss mailing list > desktop-discuss at opensolaris.org
