audiocd? (mounting Audio CD's)
(Rant has been edited regarding frusteration playing/mounting an audio CD).
- B |
I didn't read all the mess in your post, but you don't mount an audio
CD. You can launch XMMS and right-click on it to bring up the menu and then choose: Play File Play Directory Play Location it's all in the menu. |
I appreciate both your reply and your not wanting to wade through my rant...
But my problem is: What *is* the location/directory/file? ... Where are they? When I got frusterated enough trying to view the files via term, I tried to "find" them via players with no luck? When you use XMMS, what/where are those audio files to be found? Thanks again.. |
My audio is now playing fine via XMMS.
I suppose the better question is: How can files on an Audio CD be accessed/viewed/manipulated via command line and not using an external audio player? I realize now that store bought CD's do not have "tracks" per se, however they still need to be accessed... how does this happen? Thanks, |
I always use XMMS with audio CDs, or with music files I've ripped
to my hard drive. Now, before you ask, I rip with these commands Code:
cdparanoia -B but I didn't answer your question. A. I don't know how to play audio CDs from CLI |
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