This might be trivial, but have you considered this yet? Most CD player apps default to /dev/cdrom. Try finding the settings for the CD device, and change it to /dev/cdrom2 if you want to play CD's from the CDRW. On 2001.03.10 06:51 Gerry wrote: > Nope. I have an audio-cable for both (i built the machine myself), and, > it > works in windows. Anyway, the problem isn't that there's no sound, the > problem is that no programs find anything to play in the first place. > Other > operations work fine, even digital audio extraction and burning.. I'm > clueless. > > [Don] > > On Thursday 08 March 2001 21:08, you wrote: > > > I have a system with one dvd-drive and one cdrw-drive (both with > > > audio-cables). Playing audio-cds from the dvd works fine, but from > the > > > cdrw it doesn't even find any tracks to play. Normal cd's work fine. > > > What's wrong ? > > > > Usually Audio cards only have one port for the CD-Rom to plug into. > Even > > with two connections there is no switch to change from drive to drive. > If > > you unconnect one or the other drive from the audio card you will find > that > > either one connected will play. To play the second CDRW, you probably > > need a second audio card, and speakers. > > > > Don .... > > -- Rial Juan <http://nighty.ulyssis.org> e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ: 20135549 Belgium tel: ++3289856533 cellular: ++32496737018 ulyssis system admininstrator <http://www.ulyssis.org> 1010011010 : Binary of the Beast
