Oh sorry, I should have mentioned that playing CD's in Windows works perfectly. It's
only in Linux that I'm having problems.
Mike
"Jean-Miel Lee (Xiang Ji-ye)" wrote:
> Michael Abd-El-Malek <mabdelma@uwaterloo.ca> said that
> >Hi,
> >I've been on this mailing list for a while, and now I'm thinking: why
> >don't I post some questions too, as there always seems to be answer here
> >:)
> >My problem has to do with playing CD's. My CD-ROM (a 36X Creative IDE
> >CD-ROM) is great for data-transfer (I installed various Redhat versions
> >from it and, to be honest, also Windows!). The problem is that when I
> >play music CD's, the music stops after about a minute or two.
> >Anybody had similar problems? My computer is a pretty normal one (dual
> >Celeron 400's, 128 MB RAM, 13 GB IDE hd, with a AWE 64 sound card). Is
> >there a known problem with the CD-ROM driver I'm using?
> >Thanks in advance,
> >Michael Abd-El-Malek
> >ps I have tried several CD players programs, and all experience the same
> >difficulty.
>
> Since you used Windows, does the CD-Player of Windows work okay, if it's okay,
> then there should be a linux program. If no, I think it's another problem, probably
> concerned with the CD-driver's hardware program.
>
> Jean
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