On Monday 23 Jun 2003 2:53 am, Chris wrote: > On Sunday 22 June 2003 08:31 pm, Dennis Myers wrote: > > I feel your pain. This is an area that ML is very weak in. I don't know > > about other distros. Sound in general is very problematic. I am having > > trouble now with a computer that worked perfectly in all aspects but MP3s > > and in trying to get that working I now can not play anything on xmms. > > Not .wav or .ogg nothing. So I do not know what file I failed to include > > or delete or really wwhere to look now, but I will keep looking. It > > worked once, it will work again. : ) > > Yea and whats really a pain is that I had the plugin installed before my > other drive crashed and it worked. The only thing I can figure is that > maybe its because I installed a 'cooker' plugin and its incompatable with > the version of XMMS I have, but I don't see why that won't let it show up > on the list. Oh well, guess it KsCD for .wav's and XMMS for MP3's
Then why not install the version of CDread on your CDs? urpme xmms-cdread to get rid of the Cooker version urpmi xmms-cdread to install the one on your CD rpmfind.net is not going to find anything not available to urpmi except Cooker. As for seeing your playlist :- To start playing a CD with xmms select Play>Directory and select /mnt/cdrom Then you can press the 'PL' button on the xmms GUI to see the playlist. HTH derek -- ---------------------------------- www.jennings.homelinux.net
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