Make sure you have the cable connected from the CD to the sound card correctly. If it's not on or backwards it will not play any sound. Make sure you have it connected to the right socket. My sound card supports two different typs of audio from a CD (digital and analog). Make sure the volume in the mixer is up and not muted. On Sun, 2003-04-27 at 19:25, Tim Hall wrote: > Are you using ALSA, turned the volume up? > > On Sunday 27 April 2003 21:16, Tim wrote: > > Hi, > > > > My CD will not pass the audio of CDs to the onboard sound. If I use > > XMMS and the libcdaudio plugin, the disc is seen and played but no sound > > comes through (Geforce nForce audio which is run with Intel ICH kernel > > configuration). > > > > CDtool also is unable to play audio CDs, with the error > > > > cdplay: ioctl cdrommsf > > > > even as root, so not a permissions problem. cdir and cdeject work. > > > > It works just fine using SCSI emulation, I can mound data CDs, write > > CD-Rs, rip audio CDs. > > > > My onboard sound works otherwise, successfully playing from the hard disk. > > > > I have had the CD drive replaced already for another reason, but the > > problem remains. There is no play button on the fascia of the drive, or > > headphone socket. > > > > Has anyone got any suggestions for my quandry? > > > > I'm using Debian 3.0r0, Linux kernel 2.4.18 > > > > TIA, Tim
