2004. január 05. 14:54 dátummal [EMAIL PROTECTED] ezt írta: > Any ideas, anyone? >
I have had this problem too, but figured out fortunately. I'm writing my solution, but that doesn't mean, that it will be working for you. First of all if you compiled k3b from sources it is usefull to do it with --enable-debug, and when you installed it, run k3b from konsole. Then k3b will put a lot of useful info to the konsole. You should check k3b's setup too. Settings -> Configure K3b -> Plugins. If you don't see there any plugins, then that is the problem. For ogg decoding you have to have ogg+vorbis installed, and for mp3 decoding you have to have the mad libraries. And don't forget that if you compile k3b from sources, you also have to have those lib's devel packages. But for wav decoding, you don't need anything, k3b has a wav loader included in it. But you must see the K3b Wave Decoder in the above mentioned K3b plugins window to be able to load wav files. So if you don't have anything in that plugin list, then you probably installed the libs to the wrong dir, or there aren't any plugins at all :) You should search you k3b prefix for *libk3bwavedecoder*. If you found it, then make sure it's directory is in you LD_LIBRARY_PATH, or in the etc/ld.so.conf. If you found it but still nothing, and k3b doesn't load the plugins, then try to symlink them into the kde's libdir (usually /usr/local/kde/lib), and see if it works. If it is working, then maybe you've installed the libraries to the wrong directories. K3b is looking for it's plugins in it's $PREFIX/lib. The default prefix during the ./configure is /usr/local/kde. And if you don't add any additional arguments to the configure, then the libraries will be installed to /usr/local/kde/lib, and k3b will try to find it's plugins in there. You have to add that dir either to you LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable, or to your /etc/ld.so.conf (and sometimes run the ldconfig program as root after this). Then k3b will recognise it's libs. If you add some extra options to k3b's configure (i.e.: --exec-prefix), then watch out, k3b will be looking for it's libs in the $PREFIX/lib, but the libs will be installed to $EPREFIX/lib. I've already mentioned that the default prefix is /usr/local/kde, thus you have to specify another argument --libdir=/usr/local/kde/lib, and then the libraries will be installed to the correct dir, and k3b will recognise them. Hope this helps. bye, Daniel > ----- Forwarded message from Szymon Janc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ----- > > Envelope-to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > From: Szymon Janc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: David Bishop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Re: k3b burning audio discs > > Dnia nie 4. stycznia 2004 18:39, napisa?e?: > > Did you ever get an answer, or figure out what was wrong with k3b? > > I.e., when trying to add .ogg or .mp3 files to an audio disc fails with > > an 'unsupported format' message? Two weeks later, I'm having the same > > problem... > > Unfortunately no :( > I'm still having this problem... > > -- > Szymon Janc > szymon#janc.int.pl // GG: 1383435 > > > ----- End forwarded message ----- -- LeVA
