Since I was struggeling with MP3 support for sound-juicer I installed proper gstreamer package (I think gstreamer-0_10-plugins-ugly-orig-addon)…
anyway
I reinstalled sound-juicer and now can select MP3 format.
Now I have different issue. My CD is mounted properly in XFCE, but is not visible in sound-juicer.
When I try :
sound-juicer cdda:///dev/sr0
in terminal I get an error that sound-juicer cannot get access to ‘dev/sr0’
Surprisely when I type:
vlc cdda:///dev/sr0
VLC plays everything just fine!
No problem at all
Therefore I do not think it has anything to do with user rights. Here outcome from the command ‘groups’ :
rafal@linux-resp:~> groups rafal
rafal : users audio cdrom disk haldaemon pulse video
when I log in in GNOME, I user right mouse click on CD and then select to open in sound-juicer. It works fine!
But when I do the same as in XFCE (in terminal) I get he same error.
I read something about gvfs which might have to do something with the problem, but I do not know what to do.
Hi
thanks. I have installed aSunder and its really better (I can rip my CD’s to APE and MP3 at once)
Regarding sound-juicer I have discovered that
(1) indeed CD is somehow not mounted. When I mount it (open CD content and see WAV files) then it works. This is logical, though why I do not need to do those steps for VLC. Does VLC mount CD whenever I try to use it? Before I reinstalled sound-juicer it behaves like VLC. When I started application, CD content was automatically loaded without opening CD in file manager
(2) after CD was mounted the correct command is:
sound-juicer cdda://sr0
…so its not the same as for VLC