Rodolfo wrote:
> I'm looking for an audio and CD command line player,
> but it seems that `cdplayer' only plays CD's but not audio files,
> whereas `m3u123' viceversa only plays audio files but not CD's.
>
> Any command line tool that plays both?
David E. Fox wrote:
> I can't think of any specifically that do the job.
>
> On the other hand, one would think that 'mplayer' should be do it, but
> several attempts to access the cd device (/dev/cdrom, or /dev/hdc)
> failed here. 'mplayer vcd://1' managed to read the TOC and it acted
> like it was going to work (disc accesses) but it just stops. I really
> didn't expect that to work, because I have an audio CD in the drive,
> but not a video cd. Still, one would guess that if there's any command
> like player that should be able to do the job, it should be mplayer,
> simply because it seems to be able to play anything, and audio CD
> playback should be simple enough, relative to the other stuff that
> mplayer can do.
Bill Marcum wrote:
> If it isn't a video CD, try cdda:// and make sure /dev/cdrom is a
> symbolic link to your cd player.
"David E. Fox" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hmm. I figured something like that was going to do it, but I couldn't
> think of the right syntax.
>
> OTOH, I tried ('mplayer cdda://1') while a CD was in the drive
> (and /dev/cdrom is linked to /dev/hdc, which is correct here) but it
> tells me that it can't find the file '1'.
>
> This is with 1.0pre08 running (self-compiled to a debian package, not
> the Marillat version).
>
> Is this supposed to work? If so, then it would qualify the OPs
> requirement for a command line tool that playa both cd's and other
> media files.
You have to install cdparanoia and libcdparanoia0-dev and then install
mplayer again, and then do:
$ mplayer cdda://
. See:
http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?t=7335
. Thanks, cheers,
Rodolfo
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