on Friday 07/04/2008 Joerg Schilling([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote
> Enrico Weigelt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > * Joerg Schilling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > > > cdd2wav is directly writing to the audio device ?
> > > > IMHO not good idea: you're bound to the devices cdda2wav supports,
> > > > requires it to be ported to each single audio interface you want
> > > > to use (not just platform specifics, but also things like audio
> > > > servers, clients which want non-standard config, ... ):(
> > >
> > > I recomment you to read the cdda2wav man page to understand how it is
> > > working.
> >
> > It just says that it echoes the data to /dev/dsp (or another given
> > device). So it's bound to exactly that device interface :(
>
> Well, if you did read the man paghe, you know that cdda2wav knows the
> correct
> names for all supported platforms and in addition allows to define the name
> by use of an option.
Not sure who is maintaining cdrtools for gentoo, but any chance of
getting alpha44 into the gentoo repository?
One thing I did discover about my original problem where cdcd would
not work is that it is using libcdaudio which uses some ioctl to play cd
frames which I am not sure what it is doing, but does not appear to be
copying to /dev/dsp -- can anyone tell me about this ioctl and how it
works? The actual line of code that I see is: if(ioctl(cd_desc,
CDAUDIO_PLAY_MSF, &cdmsf) < 0) .
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