Hello
max von seibold (<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) wrote:
> Does anyone know why I cannot get Debian to mount an audio cd?
>
> It will mount cd's normally and it will play mp3's from a cd. When I
> try to mount an audio disk though with:-
>
> mount /dev/hdc /mnt/cdrom
>
> it first requests a file type - so I amend the command to:-
>
> mount -t iso9660 /dev/hdc /mnt/cdrom
>
> Whereupon it says that it is unable to mount this ... !
>
> Any clues?
*sigh*
(you really could have taken a look at the list archive)
Audio CDs are not mounted because they don't have a file system.
Especially they don't have an iso9660 file system. Use the player or
ripping tool to play or read them.
Note: If you use konqueror, you can configure the audiocd plugin to be
able to access CD tracks from within the file manager. However you
probably have to switch on ide-scsi emulation for IDE drives and change
permissions on /dev/sg* first (changing ownership to root.cdrom and
make them group-rw should work).
And if you really, really want to mount audio CDs, you can install the
cdfs driver (I think it is already included in Debian). It was designed
to make sessions or audio tracks on CDs visible as if they were files.
> Also can anyone advise on why the volume is VERY low - I tried turning
> up xmms's volume but its still very quiet. Is this a card issue?
Try some mixer program (kmix, aumix,...) to see what the channels are
set to.
best regards
Andreas Janssen
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