Noted - added to the list. Sorry about that, I guess it would be useful
if we supplied the needed plugin ;^)
Stew
On Wed, 4 Jul 2001, Brice D Ruth wrote:
> *Note to Stew* - it doesn't seem like the _xmms-cdread_ plugin is
> actually *in* the PPC/Mandrake distro - it might not be a bad idea t
Yep, I ran into the lack of an RPM as well. I expected to find it, seeing
as how theres all those vis plugins available. But the tarball compiles
nicely so long as you have libxmms1-devel installed (and I think I saw it
looking for gtk as well...)
Ian
On Wed, 4 Jul 2001, Brice D Ruth wrote:
> *
Note to Stew - it doesn't seem like the xmms-cdread plugin
is actually in the PPC/Mandrake distro - it might not be a bad idea
to do that, since a good percentage of PPC/Mandrake users may be iMac owners!
-Brice
Ian White wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">On Tue, 3 Jul 2001, Brice D Ruth wrote:
I'm
Ian! You are THE man!! ;)
Thank you so much!! I didn't realize Stew had compiled a new version - I
grabbed the new version & then grabbed the 11d tar.gz and compiled it
(apparently the src.rpm is somehow screwy) - and now everything works like
a CHARM!
Thank you again,
Brice
Ian White wrote
Out of curiousity - which version of xmms-cdread are you using?
Ian White wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">On Wed, 4 Jul 2001, Brice D Ruth wrote:
I've given up ... I tried the xmms-cdread plugin and (a) it didn't load citing unresolved symbol 'playlist_delete_node' - so I went into the code and 'lo
On Wed, 4 Jul 2001, Brice D Ruth wrote:
> I've given up ... I tried the xmms-cdread plugin and (a) it didn't load
> citing unresolved symbol 'playlist_delete_node' - so I went into the
> code and 'lo and behold - the function was prototyped, but never defined
> - excellent ;) - it didn't seem
Just a heads up on this in case you haven't discovered it - xmms and
supermount do not play together well. Umount /mnt/cdrom if it's
supermounted before trying to do anything with xmms. iMacLinux used to
have a pretty good HowTo on doing this with the newer machines, but it's
still down =(. I'
Addendum to my last posting - I can get the CD listing (even cddb) by adding
/dev/cdrom to my playlist (I didn't realize before that this was how it was
done w/ the cdread plugin) - but upon trying to play a track, I segfault
xmms.
I might actually try to debug what's going on ... but probably
I've given up ... I tried the xmms-cdread plugin and (a) it didn't load citing
unresolved symbol 'playlist_delete_node' - so I went into the code and 'lo
and behold - the function was prototyped, but never defined - excellent ;)
- it didn't seem to do anything terribly important, so I commented
Ian,
Thank you for the quick response. Unfortunately, xmms doesn't seem to do
the trick either. I'm not sure what's going on here. When I run the command
'amixer' to check the levels of the various inputs and outputs - I notice
the following under 'CD':
Group 'CD',0
Capabilities: capture
On Tue, 3 Jul 2001, Brice D Ruth wrote:
> I'm at somewhat of a loss ... I appear to have audio working, however I
> cannot play my CDs. I'm using the ALSA system - and if I test the audio
> by going into Look'NFeel in the Control Center - I can play the system
> sounds just fine. However, ne
I'm at somewhat of a loss ... I appear to have audio working, however I
cannot play my CDs. I'm using the ALSA system - and if I test the audio
by going into Look'NFeel in the Control Center - I can play the system
sounds just fine. However, neither kscd nor freeamp seem to be able to
play C
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