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It's a music cd. My music player will appear, the cd name and list of songs appears, but it wil not play.
When I go to "computer, I have icons showing for both cdrom and dvd.
I'll get a movie cd from one of the boys and see what that does.
The moment I hit the play icon on the music player, the "Nautilus has quit unexpectedly " crops up immediately, with a buzz from the pc and I am right back to square one.
I ran my SuSE 10 dvd through the check media and it checks out ok. Could it be it isn't loading everything or not properly loading the OS.
Which music player are you attempting to run this with? Also you are using gnome. Have you tried KDE. Suse is more of a KDE based distro. Also how does it do with other media. Data CDs and DVDs?
I am running Gnome. I get the same results no matter what type of cd I try to use.
I will do a reboot and load it with KDE ans see what happens.
I use Banshee music player and music box music player, same problem with both of them.
Ok I don't think your CD rom is the problem. Do you get sound at all? Does KDE play a wav file when you log on? If you goto Yast/Hardware/Sound what sound system does it say it finds?
Hmm...
Log into KDE and click on the konsole icon in the panel bar (It looks like a little computer) and open a command prompt konsole. Type the following at the command prompt
Code:
su
tail -f /var/log/messages
Leave that window open
Try to play a cd again in KDE. Let it fail. Go back to the console. Hit Ctrl-C to stop the tail and copy the new lines that appeared (hopefully) and paste it into a post here so that we can see the output. Hopefully we get a more verbose and helpful error message.
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