Version: (using KDE Devel) Installed from: Compiled sources OS: Linux Kscd often doesn't set the "Play" button to "Pause" when playing back. When pausing, the timer continues to run. Somehow with enough clicking it's possible to make it sane again, but there is definitely a problem with state somewhere.
There are loads of bugs in this and it's not shippable presently. I'm not going to open so many reports - it's a waste of time. Upgrading this to critical to indicate that kscd is not shippable yet.
Hmm, trying to play with digital playback I only get this: CDROMREADAUDIO: Invalid argument cddaslave: wmcdda_read failed but I doubt a not working new feature in kscd can be release critical.
Subject: Re: Kscd has many difficulties with digital playback and play/pause On Wednesday 07 January 2004 09:57, Stephan Kulow wrote: > Hmm, trying to play with digital playback I only get this: > CDROMREADAUDIO: Invalid argument > cddaslave: wmcdda_read failed > > but I doubt a not working new feature in kscd can be release critical. The point is that the feature should be removed for release.
Subject: kdemultimedia/kscd CVS commit by staikos: Disable digital playback CCMAIL: 68178-done@bugs.kde.org M +6 -0 configWidgetUI.ui 1.9 --- kdemultimedia/kscd/configWidgetUI.ui #1.8:1.9 @@ -247,4 +247,10 @@ <string>&Use direct digital playback</string> </property> + <property name="enabled"> + <bool>false</bool> + </property> + <property name="checked"> + <bool>false</bool> + </property> <property name="whatsThis" stdset="0"> <string>When this option is selected KsCD will attempt to play the CD using direct digital playback. This option is useful if the CD-ROM is not connected directly to the sound output on the computer. Note that digital playback is slower than the normal method of playback.</string>
This is NOT a brandnew feature! I have been using this feature for a while without noticing any problems until it vanished some KDE upgrades ago :-( How can You call this problem RESOLVED? You may say this is not that critical as users may conect their cdrom to the soundcard (at least if it is an internal drive that has a conector). But as this feature is not a new one this is not resolved.