On Friday 16 March 2007 10:56:51 Ryo Furue wrote:
> Hi,
>
> | Have you tried to determine that the problem is in kscd and not in
> | the drive itself? Faulty optics or head drive could cause playback
> | issues like these (especially when the problem is bound to specific
> | time of disc playback, which means specific position of the
> | head). Try playing the CD with kaffeine, for example.
>
> Oh, yes. I also use xmcd, which has never stopped playing any CD.
> Even right after the CD is freshly inserted, or after an eject-insert
> cycle.
>
> I've been with this problem since I switched to KDE
> (a year or two ago). Insert a CD; Kscd automatically pops up,
> plays the CD, and stops after several minutes; Kill Kscd, invoke
> xmcd, and be happy. That has been my life, ever :-)
>
> By the way, please don't say I should stick to xmcd, then.
> kscd is well integrated in KDE, while xmcd looks alien on
> my screen.
>
> Thanks for the response, anyway,
To be honest, I never used kscd, because didn't overcome the "digital
playback" issue - and it still does not play CDs. However, because I mainly
use amarok, I play CDs there as well. Kafeine is also a good choice and both
amarok and kaffeine are KDE applications and can be set as default CD player
etc... You said you had troubles with amarok, and I suggest you deal with
those as a higher priority, because I find that player the best one around...
--
Blade hails you...
Should I dress in white and search the sea
As I always wished to be - one with the waves
Ocean Soul
--Nightwish
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