No longer able to rip audio cds with KaudioCreator
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No longer able to rip audio cds with KaudioCreator
For several weeks I have been ripping my CD collection to hard drive using Kubuntu 7.10 and KaudioCreator, I can no longer do this, when I click the Rip icon I now get the following error.
Could not start process Unable to create IO-slave
klauncher said: Unknown protocol ".
The problem seems to have started after I copied what I had already ripped onto DVD-RAM discs. I thought I had somehow wrecked my Kubuntu system so I did a complete new clean installation of my operating system this time with Ubuntu 7.10, I installed kaudiocreator and had exactly the same problem, I have thought to use Sound Juicer but I cannot set this up to use the same configuration, MP3/Artist/Track, that I had with kaudiocreator. I think the problem may be in my home directory because that has not been changed, but I don't know where to look.
Can someone please point me in the right direction,
Thanks,
Ralph.
Thank you for your reply Leonscape.
I have tried all your suggestions, I have two drives, one CD as /dev/hdd & one DVD as /dev/hdc, both are burners, both are in the cdrom group and I am a member of that group. I have also tried apt-get install kdemultimedia-kio-plugins and they were already installed, I still have the same error message, I can rip with Sound Juicer OK but I am having difficulties getting the Folder hierarchy the same as I used with KaudioCreator.
Thanks again,
Ralph.
Can you try accessing the cd with the kio slave directly?
Go into Konqueror and type
audiocd:/
in the address bar you should get a list of files, and some special folders. (These folders are for easy ripping and don't actually contain real files).
If not we might get a better error from konq we can work on.
thank you for your reply leonscape, I did as you suggested and finally managed to solve the problem, I have to confess it was of my own making, I ran konqueror from a terminal and discovered that kaudiocreator couldn't find its Default Temporary Directory, I had deleted it during a cleanup of my home partition earlier thinking it wasn't needed because it was empty, sorry about that, I have learnt a few things by following your suggestions, let's hope I learn from my mistakes as well. Thank you for all your help,
Ralph.
I had an identical problem with Grancha. I checked every file, permission and group that was suggested, and they seem to be fine.
Quote:
Originally Posted by leonscape
Go into Konqueror and type
audiocd:/
in the address bar you should get a list of files, and some special folders.
This resulted in Konqueror error "An error occurred while loading audiocd:/:
Device doesn't have read permissions for this account. Check the read permissions on the device."
However, My Kaudiocreator also did not specify a temp folder. I made one and pointed it to that. Everything seems to work as usual now.
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