In newsgate.debian.powerpc, Michel D�nzer wrote: > > the speaker. I compiled my kernel with DMA sound (so I don't have modules > > to > > load). Sound devices are there. What am I missing? > The latest Apple machines don't have the CD ROM drive connected to the sound > hardware directly, so you need to use software which grabs the audio data and > then plays it. Some people use cdda2wav and a WAV player for that, but I seem > to remember there being a plugin for XMMS, search this list's archive for > more > info.
fwir, xmms cvs before the 1.0.1 release had that plugin, but it disappeared for the 1.0.1 release, and hasn't re-returned. Several freshmeat searches have proved fruitless, so I don't think it's been separated into an external archive. Probably worth working backwards through the xmms cvs. On my iBook I use "cdda2wav -D /dev/cdrom -N -e". -- rob off list/ng replies: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
