Subject: Re: kscd won't do digital audio
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From: Julian Coleman <jdc@coris.org.uk>
List: netbsd-help
Date: 01/23/2006 11:21:03
> Is this something we can fix, and/or is there some other program I can
> use to play CDs by reading the digital data directly (short of
> explicitly ripping the CD and feeding the files to audioplay)?
Not sure about fixing kscd, but you should be able to play CD's with:
cdda2wav -D /dev/cd0d -H -q - | audioplay -f -
(/dev/cd0c on some architectures). cdda2wav is in the sysutils/cdrecord
package (sysutils/cdrtools in -current pkgsrc). You can also specify a
-t argument for the tracks you want to play, e.g. -t 4+5.
I also tried cdparanoia, but it wasn't as good for this (occasional skips).
J
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