[linux-audio-user] xmms libcdaudio

[derek holzer]

Guy,

thanks for the pointers, but the configuration of the plugin is not 
really the problem. it is properly configured, but it still does not 
access the CD. i wondered if it is a linkage problem, so i tried looking 
for libcdaudio.so*, and found it in the following places:

./usr/lib/libcdaudio.so.1.0.0                [actual library]
./usr/lib/libcdaudio.so.1                      [ -> libcdaudio.so.1.0.0]
./usr/lib/xmms/Input/libcdaudio.so    [no link here]

when i tried making an ln -s from the ./usr/lib/xmms/Input/libcdaudio.so 
to ./usr/lib/libcdaudio.so.1 or even directly to libcdaudio.so.1.0.0, 
the plugin no longer appeared in the list when i opened the XMMS player. 
but all the links in the /usr/lib directory point to libcdaudio.so.1.0.0 
as being the actual library.

should ./usr/lib/xmms/Input/libcdaudio.so point to one of these other 
libraries, or am i not looking at this problem right?

best,
Derek

Guy Clotilde wrote:

>On Sun, 20 Apr 2003 15:18:59 +0200, derek holzer wrote / a écrit:
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>>how can i get the libcdaudio plugin for XMMS to load an audio CD? when i 
>>go to directory /cdrom in the player's file browser, i see subdirectory 
>>cdrom0, but i can't get it to open the audio CD to play. a program like 
>>workman recognizes the CD fine. 
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>Have you configure the plugin in xmms? Left-click on the play buttons, then "Options / Preferences / Audio E/S /" (*)
>You should see libaudiocd.so and it should be activated. (* I have a french xmms, so the labels should vary a bit).
>Then you click on the "configure" button and you complete the fields (example: /dev/cdrom and /mnt/cdrom, according to your /etc/fstab).
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