How can I find where my CD is mounted?

[s1baker]

hi, I have a music disk in my CD player and I am trying to locate it with Audacious music player so that I can load the files in. I can't find where the CD is mounted. I have looked everywhere and I can't find it. The /cdrom folder is empty and I can't find it under /media. What do I need to do to see where it is mounted?

Thanks

[wojox]

Is your CD Player connected by USB?

Run:

sudo fdisk -l

[s1baker]

No, it is an internal CD

[s1baker]

all sudo fdisk -l shows is my 2 harddrives i have hooked up, sda and sdb.
I don't know how to run the second command you posted.
I know the CD works because I am listening to music on it right now. I have a cd disk icon on my desktop, and I can click on it and see the list of the tracks, and I can open RythmBox and play the music, also I can click on an individual track and it will play with the movie player.

[wojox]

No, it is an internal CD

Look in your /dev directory.

[s1baker]

I can't see anything under devs/ directory.
Attached is a screenshot of my devs folder:

[wojox]

Open your file manager, Nautilus and click on your CD and it should show you where it is mounted. You may also try from the terminal:

sudo blkid

[s1baker]

sudo blkid only shows my UID's of my two hardrives that I have on my ribbon.

The screenshot I posted is from using nautilus

[mc4man]

If you wanted to view the files they're at ~/.gvfs/cdda mount on srX
But that's not what you want to do with audacious or any other player

Audacious has a plugin, (Audio Cd Plugin), should be enabled, ck. though - File > Preferences > Plugins

To access directly from audacious, with cd in drive just open - Components > Play CD

If wanting to ck., - > with cd in drive open terminal and go -

audacious2 -E cdda://

Audacious can also be set as the default autorun on audio cd insertion, to do so properly, (so aud shows cd track info instead of 'Track 1, ect.), requires a small script and .desktop
Quite easy - just ask (screen 2 ), if so what release of ubuntu are you using and post this file please. If it comes up blank just close without saving and note that.

gedit ~/.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list

[s1baker]

Thanks mc4man.

I found where the files were under the .gvfs folder and when I piut a CD in and type audacious2 -E cdda:// , audacious will run with all of the titles properly displayed. Although, i did get this message in the terminal :

		CDROM sensed: ATAPI    iHAP322   9      6L1H SCSI CD-ROM

Audio CD Plugin should be updated to provide play().
Plugin Audio CD Plugin should be updated to use OutputAPI::write_audio.

and this command:

gedit ~/.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list

gives this:

[Added Associations]
application/x-wine-extension-lsp=gedit.desktop;wine-extension-ini.desktop;evince.desktop;
application/x-msdownload=wine-extension-ini.desktop;
application/x-wine-extension-vbi=openoffice.org-writer.desktop;wine-extension-wri.desktop;wine-extension-ini.desktop;
application/x-extension-bin=openoffice.org-writer.desktop;userapp-sh-TYTQMV.desktop;
application/msword=gedit.desktop;evince.desktop;
application/x-extension-BAT=openoffice.org-writer.desktop;wine-extension-slg.desktop;
application/x-wine-extension-inf=wine.desktop;openoffice.org-writer.desktop;evince.desktop;
application/x-ms-dos-executable=openoffice.org-writer.desktop;wine.desktop;
image/bmp=eog.desktop;openoffice.org-draw.desktop;
application/octet-stream=openoffice.org-writer.desktop;wine-extension-psf.desktop;evince.desktop;
application/x-wine-extension-mnu=gedit.desktop;
audio/mpeg=audacious2.desktop;
text/x-emacs-lisp=gedit.desktop;openoffice.org-writer.desktop;
video/x-flv=gedit.desktop;
text/plain=gedit.desktop;
application/x-spss-sav=openoffice.org-writer.desktop;
application/pgp-encrypted=openoffice.org-writer.desktop;
application/zip=openoffice.org-writer.desktop;
application/x-trash=openoffice.org-writer.desktop;
application/x-executable=audacious2.desktop;
application/x-shellscript=gedit.desktop;
application/x-perl=evince.desktop;
image/x-portable-graymap=openoffice.org-writer.desktop;
text/html=firefox.desktop;

I am using Ubuntu 10.10 32 bit