On 10.3.2015 6:10, Bruce Dubbs wrote:
I know a lot you do a lot of music. I'm trying to test music players but can't seem to get audacious, paraole, vlc, or amarok to recognize a device. Starting from the beginning, I can mount and read a data file on the cdrom/dvd fine. With mplayer I can play an ogg file on the hard disk without problem. From the command line, if I insert a cdrom with mplayer, I use: mplayer -cdrom-device /dev/sr0 cdda:// I get 1-2 seconds of play followed by a second or so pause... and repeat. Ken, I think you saw this. Did you get is solved?
Try installing libcdio and libcdio-paranoia and rebuild mplayer against them.
In a gui, I get all sorts of problems with audacious, paraole, vlc, or amarok. I things like:
parole is gstreamer based. Build libcdio and libcdio-paranoia then rebuild gst-plugins-{good,ugly} for either gst1.0 or gst0.10, depending which gstreamer parole uses.
MEDIA CHANGED in "/org/freedesktop/UDisks2/block_devices/sr0" ; size is: 607641600 amarok(21983): couldn't create slave: "Unable to create io-slave: klauncher said: Unknown protocol 'audiocd'.
You asked about this once. The answer back then was to install audiocd-kio. Just grab the tarball from their applications download http and build it using the standard instructions.
My indication for vlc is lua, but amarok still gives the Unknown protocol 'audiocd'. I know there are several things going on here, but can someone review the lua and mplayer issues we've seen before.
VLC doesn't support LUA-5.3 by default and I have no reason not to believe that the sed simply isn't enough to fix that. Try building VLC with --disable-lua.
-- Bruce
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