Hello I just downloaded a great program called Transcribe (to slow down music so you can learn it) available at http://www.seventhstring.demon.co.uk/ and it worked smoothly and without problem through Wine on my Gentoo 1.4 laptop. The problem is that the program wants to open .cda files to access the CD tracks and I don't know about a way to mount audio CDs in Linux. I could of course rip the tracks but it would be much better to access them straight from the CD-ROM. Thanks, Olafur Haukur Arnason
You should not need to mount an Audio CD. You do however need to allow wine access to the CD rom drive. This should be set in your wine config file (that you placed in ~/.wine). You can also run winecheck which would show you what problems you might have with access issues to different devices. -Dan- Olafur Haukur Arnason wrote:>Hello > >I just downloaded a great program called Transcribe (to slow down music >so you can learn it) available at http://www.seventhstring.demon.co.uk/ >and it worked smoothly and without problem through Wine on my Gentoo 1.4 >laptop. The problem is that the program wants to open .cda files to >access the CD tracks and I don't know about a way to mount audio CDs in >Linux. I could of course rip the tracks but it would be much better to >access them straight from the CD-ROM. > >Thanks, > Olafur Haukur Arnason > >_______________________________________________ >wine-users mailing list >wine-users@winehq.com >http://www.winehq.com/mailman/listinfo/wine-users > > > >
* Olafur Haukur Arnason <oha@simnet.is> [211103, 17:44]:> laptop. The problem is that the program wants to open .cda files to > access the CD tracks and I don't know about a way to mount audio CDs inThere should be a kernel module with the CDFS support: # mount -t cdfs -o ro /dev/cdrom /cdrom # ls /cdrom total 0 -r--r--r-- 1 root root 643895296 Jan 4 1935 sessions_1-7.iso -r--r--r-- 1 root root 114130844 Jul 24 21:37 track-01.wav -r--r--r-- 1 root root 94726844 Jul 24 21:37 track-02.wav -r--r--r-- 1 root root 115189244 Jul 24 21:37 track-03.wav -r--r--r-- 1 root root 97372844 Jul 24 21:37 track-04.wav -r--r--r-- 1 root root 106192844 Jul 24 21:37 track-05.wav -r--r--r-- 1 root root 211150844 Jul 24 21:37 track-06.wav (this is a CD with one iso9660 and six audio tracks) I know it's not exactly what you need, but it's a step toward the solution ;-) -- ___ _ | ICQ: 99644516 | _ (_)_ _ ___ | | _/ | ' \/ _ \ | PGP key fingerprint: |_| |_|_||_\___/ | 0B6D CA29 72A5 7F36 0343 72E2 ECDA B516 8747 C639
* John McKee <jmmckee@flinthills.com> [231103, 12:44]:> I have Red Hat 9. What is the name of the module? The mount command > complains that cdfs is not supported.That's because it's an unofficial module. In my Debian Woody the package name is "cdfs-src". Try searching "cdfs kernel module" (or something similar) on Google. -- ___ _ | ICQ: 99644516 | _ (_)_ _ ___ | | _/ | ' \/ _ \ | PGP key fingerprint: |_| |_|_||_\___/ | 0B6D CA29 72A5 7F36 0343 72E2 ECDA B516 8747 C639