On Mon, Nov 25, 2002 at 09:56:54AM -0800, Bill Moseley wrote: > >You won't be able to play it like an audio CD. When your CD-ROM drive > >does this, it does it at a much lower level; the OS just gives it > >cd-player-style commands like "play" "stop" "skip", etc, rather than > >reading the bits of music and feeding them to the soundcard. The CD-ROM > >is connected directly to the soundcard and just spews the music over > >there without processing it at all. So until you put the music under > >the laser, you won't be able to test it "like and audio CD." > > I was wondering if there might be a driver to emulate that, though. well, i've never tried this (but have used it for other things), but try mounting it on a loopback device and playing it from that. example: # losetup /dev/loop0 cdimage.iso $ cdplay -d /dev/loop0 .... # losetup -d /dev/loop0 i know this works for programs like dd, but i'm not sure whether or not it would work for cdplay. lemme know if it works :) hth sean
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