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hi,
amarok do not know how to open an audio cd, but kde is telling me that the audio cd i just inserted can only be opened with amarok... amarok do not know how to makes things straitforward, and simple, and clean... as i am neither satisfied with amarok, nor anxious to learn how to make a profit of using this heavy app, and as i really wish to rediscover my music instead of spending hours trying to get something fair... and being lost on too many forums... so : i installed audacious (yes) i also added an entry in device notifier, cloned on the amarok entry, to tell an audio cd can be opened with audacious... this never happend to give the result i wished... audio cd is ALWAYS told to be opened with amarok... b the way yi run kubuntu 11.04 natty...(kde 4.6.2(up to date)) So, i decided to remove amarok, thinking this will automatically lead to taking in account the "open with audacious" possibility... result : no more notification when i insert an audio cd. (but dolphin keeps working with audiocd:/ and audacious keeps playing them smoothly) if anybody here will be kind enough to give some suggestions this will start maybe to pay hours of heavy searching... apog |
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Since Audacious is GTK software you should eventually ask them? This has not much to do with Amarok.
I move this bug to the multimedia section as it is more relevant to the way a CD is detected.
Running Kubuntu 22.10 with Plasma 5.26.3, Frameworks 5.100.0, Qt 5.15.6, kernel 5.19.0-23 on Ryzen 5 4600H, AMD Renoir, X11
FWIW: it's always useful to state the exact Plasma version (+ distribution) when asking questions, makes it easier to help ... |
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hi thanks for your reply !
i know about it is a gtk app. Do you mean a qt app will work better with the device notidier ? do you feel like suggesting any ? i notice nobody gives answers to why creating an entry in device notifier do not works. how why is dolphin continuing to recognise protocol audiocd:/ ? if anybody knows how to associate any freely choosed audio app to the "audiocd:/" protocol i'll be very glad to learn... to be continued ! |
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