Version: (using KDE KDE 3.1.3) Installed from: Debian testing/unstable Packages OS: Linux Sorry for reopening this bug, but it must be in kio_audiocd! cdparanoia / cdrdao / cdrecord are working. I tried both my Ricoh 7040 4x burner and my noname 48x CDr. in Ide-mode both do a good job. Permissions of /dev/sg? and /dev/scd? are (temporarily) set to a+rw. To evaluate the output of kio_audiocd it uses cdparanoia and detects the cd device successfully. I tried to force it on /dev/cdrom /dev/sg? and /dev/scd? as well, but still the same: There's no error message, but there's no response neither, simply theres nothing displayed. kaudiocreator can read the cd's contents but won't rip neither (since using the audiocd slave) I know there was an former bug report but it has been closed without being resolved as far as i got. Sorry, if this bug is resolved already, but i couldn't find information on that... thank you, Stefan K. >8^)
KAudioCreator doesn't use the audiocd slave, so there seems to be a common problem on your system. Can you manually rip tracks using cdparanoia from the command line?
Subject: Re: audiocd slave won't work with ide-scsi On Thursday 25 September 2003 08:39, you wrote: > ------- You are receiving this mail because: ------- > You reported the bug, or are watching the reporter. > > http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=64906 > > > > > ------- Additional Comments From wheeler@kde.org 2003-09-25 10:39 ------- > KAudioCreator doesn't use the audiocd slave, so there seems to be a common > problem on your system. Can you manually rip tracks using cdparanoia from > the command line? yeah withoout any problems.... what exactly does kaudiocreator do, so that i could reproduce it on command line?? However "cdparanoia -B -- '-anyTrackNumber' " does the job very well. Sorry, but i'm currently switching my email, you might have gotten a notice...
"KAudioCreator doesn't use the audiocd slave". Just for clairification here. AudioCD uses the kcd lib to read the list of tracks, but does still use the ioslave to retrieve the files.
using ide-scsi audiocd also fails for me with HEAD as of yesterday.
chmod g-wr /dev/sg0 solves the problem. This is really a permissions problem. audiocd doesn't notify you when you don't have permissions to access the drive. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 39145 ***