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If you want to play a music CD with audacios, you need to click on the F+ button which opens a menu (the button is on the playlist window, bottom left corner, the very left button). Here chose the "Add CD" entry (or Shift+C). If it doesn't work, you need to check something else.
Right click on the main audacios window to get the menu, and chose preferences (or Ctrl+P). Here go to plugins and chose the CD audio plugin. Now click the preferences button on the bottom of the window. Another window will appear, where you can set and test the device. You'll probably need the /dev/scd0 entry in the Device field and /media/cdrom0 in the Directory field. After you set these, put in an audio CD, and press the Check drive button. A small window will appear saying that "Device /dev/scd0 OK" and other things (disk tracks, total length, etc...).
This should work.
The first suggestion didn't work because I have no "Add CD" entry.
Next step, I couldn't specify neither the device nor the directory.
-) Plugins - CD Audio Plugin NG - Preferences
The following checkboxes can I choose:
-) Limit read speed to
-) Use cd-text if available
-) Use cddb if available (Server, Port)
-) Override default device
-) Print debug information
Is this the right plugin because I don't have any further with cd in it.
Can I config audacious that when ever I insert a music cd audacious will start automatically?
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