xmms plugin question
Hi, Running DFBSD 1.9, I just built xmms. Though it does work, I missed the CD Audio player plugin. After some searching I found I missed libcdaudio, so I built that too and put it in /usr/pkg/lib/xmms/Input. However, xmms still doesn't show CD Audio player in the Input plugin windows. I search the net for a solution, but found none telling me how to actually add a plugin (the xmms homepage doesn't mention it either). Can someone please give a hint? Thanks, Huub
Re: xmms plugin question
On Fri, 23 Feb 2007, Huub wrote: > Hi, > > Running DFBSD 1.9, I just built xmms. Though it does work, I missed the CD > Audio player plugin. After some searching I found I missed libcdaudio, so I > built that too and put it in /usr/pkg/lib/xmms/Input. However, xmms still > doesn't show CD Audio player in the Input plugin windows. I search the net for > a solution, but found none telling me how to actually add a plugin (the xmms > homepage doesn't mention it either). Can someone please give a hint? I just finished compiling xmms and noticed this message at the end: === $NetBSD: MESSAGE,v 1.2 2003/02/06 15:33:30 wiz Exp $ If you wish to use the Audio CD playback capability of XMMS, you need to configure XMMS in the following manner: 1. Select "Options" -> "Preferences" (or press Control-P) 2. Select "Audio I/O Plugins" tab 3. Configure "CD Audio Player ... [libcdaudio.so]" 4. Change "Device:" to the raw partition of your CD player (e.g., `/dev/cd0d'). 5. Change "Directory:" to an existing (empty) directory to be used within the XMMS file selection dialog boxes as the path to select tracks on audio CDs (e.g., `/cdrom/'). 6. Select "OK" to save the changes. === I find it's not that simple. When I start xmms I see this error: /usr/pkg/lib/xmms/Input/libcdaudio.so: Undefined symbol "read_audio_data" and so the CD player never shows in the Configure dialog. I don't know why the symbol is missing. I wonder if this another ld-elf problem?
Re: xmms plugin question
I find it's not that simple. When I start xmms I see this error: /usr/pkg/lib/xmms/Input/libcdaudio.so: Undefined symbol "read_audio_data" and so the CD player never shows in the Configure dialog. I don't know why the symbol is missing. I wonder if this another ld-elf problem? Earlier I installed xmms on NetBSD 3.1 (by pkg_add, not from pkgsrc), and after some testing on the correct /dev and directory, the mp3's play nicely. On Solaris, after finding out dev and directory, it plays nice as well. On Fedora Core 6 it won't add tracks to the playlist.
Re: xmms plugin question
Huub wrote: > Hi, > > Running DFBSD 1.9, I just built xmms. Though it does work, I missed the > CD Audio player plugin. After some searching I found I missed > libcdaudio, so I built that too and put it in /usr/pkg/lib/xmms/Input. > However, xmms still doesn't show CD Audio player in the Input plugin > windows Try this new version: http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/~wa1ter/xmms.tgz Untar the file in /usr/pkgsrc/audio and build/install as usual. For me, the CD now shows up in the plugins list -- but I can't figure out how to ask xmms to play a CD :o/
Re: xmms plugin question
Try this new version: http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/~wa1ter/xmms.tgz Untar the file in /usr/pkgsrc/audio and build/install as usual. For me, the CD now shows up in the plugins list -- but I can't figure out how to ask xmms to play a CD :o/ Thank you working great now...as for playing a CD: - Ctrl-P - in Input plugins: select CD Audio Player - click Configure - in device: /dev/acd0a - in directory: /mnt/cdrom - click OK - click PL (= playlist) - click "+ File" - select song to play - double click song in playlist - Have fun...
