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My CDs Wont play in SuSE linux. I know the sound works because I player the test sound, and KDE plays the sound on login. I tried grip and a few other CD players and none of them seem to work. any ideas?
Thanks,
Mark Watson
update: I can play movies with sound, and music i ripped can play with sound. I think it might be that i dont have the audio cord thingi the gos from the cd player to the motherboard pluged in. ill try pluging it in...
I have exactly the same problem on my Thinkpad 770 laptop with a CS4232 sound card. It works in Windows and I can play sound files in Linux (SuSE 9.0) but not CDs.
Getting sound to work at all was a real struggle...
Originally posted by Rudwardt I suppose you have checked with your mixer that CD audio volume is up and not muted ?
You might want to follow this one too: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...hreadid=189166
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Rud
YES!! That worked for me - now all I need to do is understand all the various routes for sound and the paramerets that control them!
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