On Fri, Oct 21, 2011 at 12:49 PM, Michael Mol
<mikemol@gmail.com> wrote:
On Fri, Oct 21, 2011 at 12:43 PM, Colleen Beamer
>> Both of these are installed. However, I really just wanted to bring one
>> last thing to everyone's attention .... just in case.
>>
>> Like I said in one of my previous e-mails, I got kaffeine to play audio
>> CD's. Not sure what I did although, as stated, I installed something where
>> I had to add a USE flag and then, did "--update --deep --newuse world".
>>
>> Anyway, plugging away at some of the suggestions that were made, I checked
>> /home/colleen.kde4/config/ for all the rc files that should be there. Every
>> program creates an rc file. However, kscd has no kscdrc file even after it
>> is started up. Is this a bug?
>>
>
> P.S. kscd will display the track listings on the CD, but will not play.
Stupid question: Check alsamixer and kmix to ensure that none of the
playback sources are muted? It really sounds like it's using the
drive's analog output instead of CDDA.
I'm not stupid. I've checked that. If alsamixer or kmix were muted, I wouldn't be able to play and hear CD's in kaffeine, which I can.
You might also use euse to find the status of the 'cdda' USE flag and
which installed packages are affected by its presence or absence.
(Pretty sure I remember this being mentioned by someone before, but
still worth looking at again)
cdda is one of my GLOBAL use flags so, anything that needs it should have it compiled in automatically.
The main part of my question was if it was a bug that kscd does not create a kscdrc file when launched like every other kde application does.
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