Hans-Peter Jansen skreiv 29.03.2019 13:54:
Not being able to play an Audio CD will be a shame as well.
For playing audio CDs, just add the following to your ~/.bashrc file: alias playcd='mpv --no-resume-playback --cdda-speed=8 cdda://' Then you just have to run ‘playcd’ whenever you want to play an audio CD (you need to have mpv installed). Explanation of options: --no-resume-playback: Start playing the CD from the beginning, instead of at the last track/position played. (You might want to remove this option.) --cdda-speed=8: By default, mpv uses the maximum speed of your CD-ROM drive, perhaps 24x or 48x. Which makes at least makes *my* CD-ROM drive sound like the runway at a small airport. Audio CDs are by *definition* supposed to be played at 1x. But I use 8x instead, which makes starting playback and seeking/skipping faster, but does not create any extra noise. Experiment with different values. You might also want to add ‘--force-window=yes’, if you want a GUI. A fun, perhaps useful, feature of mpv is that it uses buffering even for audio CDs. I was very surprised when I removed a CD from the computer, but the music continued playing (for a long time)! -- Karl Ove Hufthammer -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-factory+owner@opensuse.org