Hi, A while back I asked the group about recommendations for CD player software for Linux on my Amiga. I just want to be able to get the disk to play so I can listen out the headphone port on the CD ROM drive.
cdtool and cdcd were recommended and I installed both. With both of these programs, I cannot seem to get them to just start playing a CD from the beginning and play it until the end. What I have found with cdtool is: cdplay start does not work as expected. I can see the cd-rom being accessed, but playing does not start. cdplay info works and gives status cdplay dir works and gives a listing of the tracks on the disc. cdplay # does not play a track as expected from the man page. cdplay shuffle does play the disc, but must be run in the background. The cdcd program gives similar response. I have also found the with both cdtool and cdcd, if I specify the start and end tracks the disc will play. Interesting problem is that neither will allow me to specify the final track on the CD to play. If a CD has 10 audio tracks 1-10, and maybe some extra data tracks, it will only allow me to play x-9. The CD-Rom drive in question is a quad speed (from my dmesg): sending SDTR 0103015f00sync_xfer=40 Vendor: SONY Model: CD-ROM CDU-76S Rev: 1.1c Type: CD-ROM ANSI SCSI revision: 02 I was just wondering if anyone here has experienced this problem also and if a solution has been determined? Thanks, --Lance -- Lance Tagliapietra | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | Contract Software Engineer Amiga Enthusiast | TeXnically Aware | Embedded Systems Developer
