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kio_audiocd?
by Jeremy Petzold on Wednesday 05/Sep/2001, @09:51

how do I set konq up to do this? where do I find this plug-in?
I am so happy about this feature, this has been lacking I think for a long time, I just wanted the ability to browes my music CDs, but KDE has taken it a step further, and allowed autoriping/encoding.....I love that :)

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Re: kio_audiocd?
by Rob Kaper on Wednesday 05/Sep/2001, @11:47

kio_audiocd is part of kdebase for 2.2 if not already since 2.1. Support for encoding to mp3 and ogg depends on whether the LAME and Vorbis libraries were found during compilation, I'm not sure how the various distributions handle this.

Just enter audiocd:/ into Konq's Location bar and off you go. Drag and drop files from the various subdirectories to another folder or your desktop to start encoding! The audiocd:/ link should also be available under Services in the Konqueror sidebar.

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Re: kio_audiocd?
by Jeremy Petzold on Thursday 06/Sep/2001, @11:24

when I click on the audiocd browser in the side bar or type audiocd:/ in the location bar, I get "could not read /" what is going on?

thanks,

Jeremy

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Re: kio_audiocd?
by Meretrix on Thursday 06/Sep/2001, @11:33

This is most likely because you don't have the right permissions to access
/dev/cdrom (or whatever your drive is called). You may also have to change
permissions to /dev/sg0.

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