audio cd players

audio cd players

[Dave Hunt]

I would like suggestions from the group regarding audio cd players toat
will run in a Zipspeak installation.  A Slackware binary package is
preferred, but I'm willing to try compiling.  

I tried compiling one such program, and got a 'compiler received fatal
signal 11'.  What is signal 11?

All comments appreciated,

Dave

Re: audio cd players

[Geoff Shang]

Hi:

Can't comment on slackware binaries as I don't run it, but I use cdplay
from the cdtool package.  The thing I like about cdtool is that it provides
several command-line CD-audio tools, including tools to obtain and store
cddb information.

The cdcd program also comes recommended and has similar features, though
I've not gotten around to playing with it yet.

Geoff.

RE: audio cd players

[Dave Hunt]

Thanks for your answer.

I tried compiling the cdcd package and couldn't even compile the
'libcdaudio' on which it depends.  My compiler  was stopped by a signal 11
every time.

--Dave--

RE: audio cd players

[Jacob Schmude]

What compiler version is this? Egcs-2.91.66 will give you a sig 11 every
time. It seems to be a compiler bug. What I did was to remove egcs,
install gcc-2.95.2 for the duration of that compilation (libcdaudio and
cdcd both) and then put egcs back. I don't know why it gives a signal 11
and I don't know another way to stop it from doing so. This always
happened to me on slackware, I never tried it on another distribution.

On Sun, 21 May 2000, Dave Hunt wrote:

> Thanks for your answer.
> 
> I tried compiling the cdcd package and couldn't even compile the
> 'libcdaudio' on which it depends.  My compiler  was stopped by a signal 11
> every time.
> 
> --Dave--
> 
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Re: audio cd players

[Charles Hallenbeck]

Hi Dave -

My Slackware distribution contains a binary called "workbone" which does
the job nicely. It is not fancy - will not search the web for lyrics or
"shuffle" selections, but it works. The docs say it needs the numeric
keypad for its commands, but lo and behold the normal qwerty numbers work
just fine. Sorry about the "signal 11" I have no idea.

Regards - Chuck.


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Re: audio cd players

[Ken Perry]

Well you did say all comments.  My comment is CD roms for computer s are 
tested for 1000 hours of use so my suggestion is buy a portable sony or
some portable CD rom and stick it by your computer. then you can use
your other Cd rom for computer related stuff instead of killing it with
music.

Shrug just a thought.

kenOn Sat, 20 May 2000, Dave Hunt wrote:

> I would like suggestions from the group regarding audio cd players toat
> will run in a Zipspeak installation.  A Slackware binary package is
> preferred, but I'm willing to try compiling.  
> 
> I tried compiling one such program, and got a 'compiler received fatal
> signal 11'.  What is signal 11?
> 
> All comments appreciated,
> 
> Dave
> 
> 
> 
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Audio CD Players

[Dave Hunt]

Hi List,

I'm looking for a console-moee audio cd player for Redhat 7.2.  Any 
suggestions?  Maybe I already have one??

-Dave

Re: Audio CD Players

[Charles Hallenbeck]

Hi Dave -
I like a program called "jac" a lot. You can get it at:
http://jac.sourceforge.net

I have used workbone and cdcd, but prefer jac over these. Be sure to get
the FAQ that comes with it.
Chuck




On Sun, 25 Nov 2001, Dave Hunt wrote:

> Hi List,
>
> I'm looking for a console-moee audio cd player for Redhat 7.2.  Any
> suggestions?  Maybe I already have one??
>
> -Dave
>
>
>
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Re: Audio CD Players

[Thomas Ward]

Hi, cdcd works pretty good.You will need to get the cdcd rpm, and the
libcdaudio rpms.
They are on the Red Hat downloads page.
To tell you how easy cdcd is to use to start playing a cd all you do is
type:
cdcd play
and your cd starts playing.
cdcd stop
stops the cd from playing.
  cdcd play 7
would start playing track 7.
Depending on your installation you may have some problems getting it setup.
I know when I did a full install on my 30 GB drive cdcd went in fine.
However on my laptop I did a smaller install, and it gave me dependency
error after error. I'm still trying to figure out what rpm package it is
missing on my laptop.




----- Original Message -----
From: "Dave Hunt" <wx1g@mediaone.net>
To: <speakup@braille.uwo.ca>
Sent: Sunday, November 25, 2001 5:06 PM
Subject: Audio CD Players


> Hi List,
>
> I'm looking for a console-moee audio cd player for Redhat 7.2.  Any
> suggestions?  Maybe I already have one??
>
> -Dave
>
>
>
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Re: Audio CD Players

[Dave Hunt]

Thanks for the suggestion.

Since posting that message, I '; have installed jac.  All's well.  Its 
usage is much like cdcd.

Thanks,

-Dave