Hi Tony, It would be interesting, which version of cdda2wav you use, to which major/minor-numbers /dev/cdrom points to and if you you use scsi, ide, or whatever? Why do you set -quiet so you don't see important informational messages? Have you tried to rip without -e and -N, and play the resulting .wav-file? It is possible that only the output to the soundcard isn't working.. You could also try to specify -D in the format "-D bus,id,lun" e.g. "-D 0,3,0" works for me. HTH Dschau.. Dominik > -----Urspr�ngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Tony Nugent [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Gesendet am: Dienstag, 29. Dezember 1998 08:04 > An: Linux Applications Email List; Linux Sound Email List > Betreff: problems with cdda2wav and other audio CDROM ripping > software > > For the life of me I just can't get cdda2wav to work on my RH5.1/5.2 > box! > > % cdda2wav -q -e -t2 -d0 -N -D /dev/cdrom > > (and lots of variants) just produces ugly noise. Same for cdparanoia > - the wav files it creates sound like a ham radio between signals :) > > And I can't get 8hz-mp3 to compile (there's a bunch of missing > ieee*.h header files). So "ripperX" is useless. > > I'd really like to do some audio cdrom ripping (to do audio cdrom > copies and to make some mp3 disks), but I'm at a loss to know what to > use. > > Can anyone point me in the direction of something (anything!!) that > *works* ?? > > (rpm format would be ideal, but I'll use anything - just as long as it > works :) > > Many thanks. > > Cheers > Tony
