Hi all, Just subscribed to this mailing list. I've searched for answers all over the net and I've been unable to find one. I'm using SuSE 7.2 Professional. The manuals state that by simply typing audiocd:/ in konqueror one gets a 'virtual' view of an audio cd including wav files, ogg files and mp3 files if the correct packages are installed. This didn't work out of the box, the news are full of messages saying 'audiocd:/ displays "/ directory doesn't exist"'. So, I had to mess up bigtime with permissions and ownerships of files under /dev until it worked (discovered my user had ownership of some of this files!!). But then, no joy, only wav files were shown (even though ogg/vorbis/mp3 libraries and tools were installed). Reinstalled libraries and tools.... nothing changed. After some more research, I found this is a compile time issue. the audiocd ioslave must be compiled against the necesary libraries for the trick to work. Did an ldd on my kio_audiocd revealed that it was only linked against the cdparanoia libraries, no trace of ogg/vorbis/lame. So... I got the source rpm from my CD's, modified the .SPEC file to include --with-vorbis --with-lame in the ./configure , rebuilt the rpm and installed... nothing, my audiocd view still only shows wav files. I then tried with --enable-vorbisdir=dir --enable--lamedir=dir recompiled and payed attention during the ./configure output... no sign of my libraries being probed for or used (no error messages regarding those libraries either). Rebuilt the rpm, installed... nothing!! ldd still shows no trace of ogg/vorbis/lame libraries. Everything works perfectly but audiocd only shows wav files (even the CDDB feature of audiocd works ok) So, the question is, does anybody know what is necesary to recompile kdebase (from SuSE 's source rpm) against libvorbis, libmp3lame so as to get the audiocd ioslave working correctly? SuSE support could only direct me to this mailing list and I could find nothing in SuSE's support database or the news. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks Cheers Oscar Ross