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From tomprendergast2 on August 29, 2011 14:36:55
Can anyone explain why Clementine plays CDs using Ubuntu and Zorin OS yet doesn't work with Linux Mint 10 KDE edition? I thought Clementine was a native KDE application.
From arnaud.bienner on August 29, 2011 23:34:26
Hey tomprend! I already answer this question!! this feature will be available in the next stable release. For now, it is just available in the hourly builds. About why we had to rewrite this part, I already explain this in comment 17.
From schizosfera on August 29, 2011 23:54:43
@tomprend: while clementine is inspred by amarok 1.4, it is actually built using the Qt library - for better portability i suppose. so it's less "native" to KDE as you probably assume - but it integrates very well. ;)
From tomprendergast2 on August 31, 2011 01:42:44
OK thanks for that
From tomprendergast2 on September 24, 2011 06:03:35
I am getting regular updates to Clementine from the David Sansome PPA. Although everything updates OK, I've noticed that 1) the rev level is still set to 0.7.1 and 2) I still cannot play CDs in Linux Mint.
From dominikmarczuk on November 01, 2011 19:03:57
OK, still no support for CDs... :(
Please do not state CDs are obsolete. This is like you were adopting the Apple attitude: CDs are obsolete, thus you'll get no CD reader in your Mac Mini. Let your CD collection rot. Duh! I happen to own ca. 500 CDs (original ones, if anyone asks). They cumulatively cost me a fortune and I use them on a regular basis. I would like to do so in Clementine, not Foobar2k, MediaMonkey or Banshee (depending on the computer I'm currently using).
From arnaud.bienner on November 02, 2011 06:46:15
@dominikm...@gmail.com: please take few seconds to read the previous comments before posting: the Audio CD support has been implemented, and will be available in next our release (1.0, it's indicated in comment 24).
From dominikmarczuk on November 02, 2011 17:35:43
@arnaud: comment #24 has no message whatsoever ;)
You mentioned that MAYBE it will be done in comment #17, and then confirmed in #52, though what I meant were the comments about CDs being obsolete more than the anticipation of a release with CD support. Though I believe I don't need to convince you specifically :).
Anyway, any (rough?) idea when we can expect to see a stable release with CD support? Is it a matter of weeks or months?
From jpeschken on January 02, 2012 09:26:13
I am getting a "Clementine Error" "Error while loading CD" on Ubuntu 10.04 Ubuntu and all my other applications load it without problem. Clementine looks and works great except for this one snag. Good job!
On the CD support issue. CD's are not quite dead yet. I still buy them because the quality of commercial MP3's is not up to what I would like. I rip them to FLAC and then transcode them to whatever format and maximum quality level each player can deal with. I am apparently fussier than most people, but then that's me.
Attachment: Screenshot-Clementine Error.png
From schizosfera on January 02, 2012 09:31:51
@62: it would probably be helpful to know what operating system and which clementine version you are using.
From tomprendergast2 on January 04, 2012 05:15:14
This also happens with Kubuntu 11.10 and version 0.7.3-540-g61aaefd. It did work for a while with earlier dev versions then suddenly broke.
From schizosfera on January 04, 2012 05:18:13
@64: v1.0 was released a while ago. you might want to try and upgrade.
From tomprendergast2 on January 04, 2012 08:34:47
I have the David Sansome PPA so I don't understand why I didn't get version 1. Anyway just downloaded it and still get the message Error while loading audio CD
From tomprendergast2 on January 05, 2012 12:16:20
I will have to stop rubbishing Amarok, I just tried again and it now plays CDs!! It's only taken them about three years to get back to the functionality of rev. 1.4
From arnaud.bienner on January 05, 2012 12:27:12
I use 1.0 on Ubuntu 10.04 and CD are working. About the fact that it might has worked with previous releases, this is because on Linux, GIO can handle CD devices (even if it has not all the functionalities we need, like retrieving CD's tags). But it wasn't working for Windows and Mac OS X. Now (since 1.0) cdio and gstcdda handle CDs. Try to install the 1.0 (from website if the PPA doesn't seem to be updated) and see if it still doesn't work. If not, please open a new bug and attach some logs (start clementine from a terminal to get them)
From tomprendergast2 on January 05, 2012 13:18:40
I have installed it from the website, I will do as you say and file new bug report.
From felix.nagel on January 11, 2012 01:10:27
Ive tested v1.0.0 with Win7 and it seems not to work yet.
From hariskar on January 26, 2012 05:27:22
Ive tested v1.0.1 with Win7 and it seems not to work yet. I get "Error while loading audio CD". At Devices I see my player but it says 0 songs. Foobar plays it normally. Any solution?
From hariskar on September 25, 2012 08:44:51
Still no CD support?? :-(
From burtekdotryw on February 11, 2013 11:18:27
Clementine does not see my CD drive (although it can see the virtual BDDVD drive of DAEMON Tools). Using Clementine 1.1.1 on 32-bit Win7-SP1.
From MrSeanRe on June 06, 2013 15:21:44
Seriously? Back to Winamp...
From tomprendergast2 on September 05, 2010 22:09:39
There is currently no CD support in Clementine, so I would like to make a request for it to included in future releases.
Original issue: http://code.google.com/p/clementine-player/issues/detail?id=701