On Tue, 2005-11-22 at 17:49 -0500, Chris Placzek wrote:
> In Ubuntu, the CD player skips at a regular 
> interval.  Though I dont necessarily believe enabling DMA will solve 
> that problem, I do think it is the first thing I should try.  If my 
> system supports DMA I really feel it should be enabled 

I just installed Ubuntu on my iMac 350 mhz, a few days ago and I ran
into this skipping CD problem also.

Here's the fix:

xmms

I had to get the CD-reader plug-in from synaptic. It was still skipping.
So in xmms plug-ins I clicked on configure for the CD-reader plug-in. It
was set to 4 X speed. I changed it to 8 x speed, and like magic no more
skip.

The other Linux CD players all still skip or don't work at all. I
haven't figured out how to tell them the CD-Rom is faster, than they
seem to think. As for the ones that don't play at all they must be using
something close to the xmms CD-Player plug-in, which doesn't seem to
work with our older macs.

For now I am using xmms to play, and grip(which is slow but works)to
rip.

Mark Griffin


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