Thanks for your fast answer.
But could you please be more specific. What version of Ubuntu or Debian? Which version of Wine was used? Which "CD-ROM Communication" was selected in dBpoweramp?
I tried really hard to get the dBpoweramp CD Ripper R14.2 (=CDGrab.exe) work under Linux. I tried Fedora 16/64 (Wine 1.3.35) with no success, the CD drive won't be recognized at all ("No CD Drive found").
After your posting I tried Xubuntu 10.04/32 (Wine 1.2.2) and had only partial success. This is what I've done:
- Install Xubuntu 10.04/32
- Install Wine (apt-get install wine)
- Insert a data CD (This is a tip I have read in this forum.)
- Configure Wine (winecfg), auto detect drives
- Start the CD ripper (wine C:/.../CDGrab.exe)
- Eject the Data CD
- Insert an Audio CD
- Try to rip the Audio CD
While the drive is recognized here (but only if a Data CD is inserted when starting the CD ripper) I'm not able to rip any audio CD. I tried the Communication settings "SCSI Pass Through (SPT)", "ASPI", "SCSI Pass Through Read (DB)", no change. This is the error message I get:
Code:
Error ripping to FLAC, 'Track 1' to 'C:\users\user\Eigene Musik\JJ72\JJ72\JJ72 - 01 - October Swimmer.flac' Unable to read CD, check CD disc (frame LBA 0 ripping 26 frames track end LBA 15212) [clRipperBurst::Rip]
To make this long posting short: Could you please give me an more exact answer to my question so I can try it again with a version of Debian or Ubuntu (and Wine) you have tested successfully? This would be very kind.
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