On Sunday 06 March 2005 23:23, Teilhard Knight wrote:
> After a lot of struggling with alsamixer and other programs, I
> was able to get sound from 3 computers. I was all happy until I
> decided to listen to a CD. No sound. I have looked everywhere I
> can see and see no problem. Also, when one goes to "configure
> your desktop->sound->sound system", there is a button to test
> MIDI. Nothing happens if I press there. I suspect the only sound
> I can produce is Wav sound.
>
> Any help to allow me to listen to my music will be greatly
> appreciated.
You can get sound from .mp3's .ogg's and from the net etc., but not
from CD ?
If so, maybe you use a CD player like Noatun (the KCDplayer). That
one requires analog input. That means you'll have to check if
there is an audio cable from the device to the motherboard or
soundcard.
Other players like grip or xmms can use digital input and require no
audio cable. I don't think grip needs any additional software, but
xmms does. I think it is called xmms-cdread.
But first, try grip. If no go, report back.
Kaj Haulrich.
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