topic title: Audio - MP3s etc
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I want to use my machine for playing my record collection which i want to convert to MP3 format, and then hold on an external hard drive, so that I can save some space in the living room. I have Antix installed, but I'm not sure about playing CDs from the CD rom, or audio files from the hard drive, or external hard drive.
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anticapitalista
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#2
Have a look at the FAQ.
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For external hard drive, the drive needs to be mounted. Do this via the filer (Rox or pcmanfm), in /media folder and once plugged in your external drive should pop up.
Navigate to where your files are and just click on them.
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For external hard drive, the drive needs to be mounted. Do this via the filer (Rox or pcmanfm), in /media folder and once plugged in your external drive should pop up.
Navigate to where your files are and just click on them.
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SliphornSliphornPosts: 17
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#3
thank youanticapitalista wrote:Have a look at the FAQ.
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For external hard drive, the drive needs to be mounted. Do this via the filer (Rox or pcmanfm), in /media folder and once plugged in your external drive should pop up.
Navigate to where your files are and just click on them.
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#4
Create Directory|Delete File|Rename File
Directories |Files
/
../
Documents/
Rox/
Wallpaper
Selection
Play|Add|Close
as a first step - to make sure audio was playing I followed the instructions for playing a CD with XMMS, but a box popped up with:Sliphorn wrote:thank youanticapitalista wrote:Have a look at the FAQ.
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For external hard drive, the drive needs to be mounted. Do this via the filer (Rox or pcmanfm), in /media folder and once plugged in your external drive should pop up.
Navigate to where your files are and just click on them.
Create Directory|Delete File|Rename File
Directories |Files
/
../
Documents/
Rox/
Wallpaper
Selection
Play|Add|Close
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anticapitalista
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#5
For playing cd's, put in the cd, from the menu use an app called xmms (can't remember where it is on menu in antiX-M8.2 _ I assusme that is the version you are using).
Once xmms is open, click on the forward button (second from left) to start the CD.
Or, if it doesn't work, in amms -> top button on left -> Play location -> Button on right, highlight /media/cdrom
-> Ok -> press xmms play button.
Once xmms is open, click on the forward button (second from left) to start the CD.
Or, if it doesn't work, in amms -> top button on left -> Play location -> Button on right, highlight /media/cdrom
-> Ok -> press xmms play button.
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#6
can't find ammsanticapitalista wrote:For playing cd's, put in the cd, from the menu use an app called xmms (can't remember where it is on menu in antiX-M8.2 _ I assusme that is the version you are using).
Once xmms is open, click on the forward button (second from left) to start the CD.
Or, if it doesn't work, in amms -> top button on left -> Play location -> Button on right, highlight /media/cdrom
-> Ok -> press xmms play button.
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anticapitalista
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#7
xmms.
Which version of antiX are you using?
Type
cat /etc/antix-version
in a terminal to find out.
Which version of antiX are you using?
Type
cat /etc/antix-version
in a terminal to find out.
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#8
had a senior moment - sorted - many thanksSliphorn wrote:can't find ammsanticapitalista wrote:For playing cd's, put in the cd, from the menu use an app called xmms (can't remember where it is on menu in antiX-M8.2 _ I assusme that is the version you are using).
Once xmms is open, click on the forward button (second from left) to start the CD.
Or, if it doesn't work, in amms -> top button on left -> Play location -> Button on right, highlight /media/cdrom
-> Ok -> press xmms play button.
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anticapitalista
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#9
Glad it is ok __{{emoticon}}__
But, please let us know about your box and antiX system you are running.
It will enable us to help you easier and quicker.
But, please let us know about your box and antiX system you are running.
It will enable us to help you easier and quicker.