On Wed, 2009-07-01 at 11:31 -0500, Brian Cameron wrote: > 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. Looks like it. Btw I'm running off a BluRay drive in a Sony notebook. And I'm pretty sure this used to work (though I don't know when it went downhill... I'm not playing audio CDs that often)...
Bernd
