Now that i got everyone riled up about audio CDs :-)
I posted this question on the linuxppc-user, but all i heard was
the sound of crickets.
Does anyone here have XFree86 4.0.3 working with their AGP radeon
card? I'm not having much luck. I can provide details if anyone
has any experience with th
I encountered the same problem with xmms-cdread and my TiBook.
i read thru the source of xmms-cdread and tried passing different endian
flags to the audio routines, but that didnt seem to help.
in the end i hacked xmms-cdread to swab() the data going to the audio
device.
the curious thing was th
> xmms-cdread produces white noise on ibook2
i had a similar problem on my tibook. i had to hack the xmms-cdread
source to swab() the data
being fed to the audio device. for some strange reason though, the
equalizer can handle
the data without being swab()bed (if you look at it while the white
noi
I dont know if anyone ever followed up to some questions in late april
about how to get audio cd support working on the TiBook. I've done it,
here's what i had to do:
I posted something like this over on the linuxppc-user list at
linuxppc.org, but here is an update.
1) your kernel must be config
David N. Welton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Rob Pfile <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> [use ide-scsi to use your cdrom for audio ripping]
> Does anyone have a moment to explay exactly why this makes it work?
I think the reason is that there is no IDE cdrom driver. the
Bastien Nocera writes:
> On 08 May 2001 11:04:53 -0700, Rob Pfile wrote:
> >
> > David N. Welton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > > Rob Pfile <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >
> > >> [use ide-scsi to use your cdrom for audio ripping]
&
>
> My bad. Still doesn't explain why you say that there are no IDE cdrom
> drivers. Maybe not one that works with the TiPB (although I doubt it
> considering that the ide-scsi emulation finds it), but there are IDE
> cdrom drivers.
well, what can i say, /dev/hdc doesnt work when passed to
Bastien Nocera writes:
>
> [eject -v]
>
> Post the result here when you have something
>
my symlinks are wrong:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ eject -v /dev/scd0
eject: using default device `cdrom'
eject: device name is `cdrom'
eject: expanded name is `/dev/cdrom'
eject: `/dev/cdrom' is a link to `
Michael Schmitz writes:
> > > Does anyone have a moment to explay exactly why this makes it work?
> >
> > I think the reason is that there is no IDE cdrom driver. there are,
>
> BS. IDE CDROM drivers have been around for like three or four years in the
> Linux kernel. That's approximately fo
I've posted on a similar topic before. the short story is that i could
not make the dvd/cdrom drive in the tibook work for audio extraction
unless i used the ide-scsi package.
while that worked in the sense that cdparanoia could see the drive,
system performance during cd ripping is terrible. the
error). i suppose that this might make the DMA itself
slower on the tibook, but it shouldnt cause the interrupt service time
to go up, right?
thanks
rob
Michel Dänzer writes:
> rob pfile wrote:
> >
> > I've posted on a similar topic before. the short story is that i could
>
Following up to myself (again)
the rest of this story belongs in the "no duh" category. i found that
cdparanoia was niced down to 19 on my desktop machine while on the
laptop it was set to 0 (using grip, which allows you to set a nice
value for the ripper and encoder). i think this may have been
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