I use rhythmbox for music.
It does CD import. I.e. You put an Audio CD in and it adds it to your
local music library so you can play it even after the CD is removed.
On 16 December 2013 12:26, Peter Alefounder <p_alefounder@???> wrote:
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> Adam Trickett <adam.trickett@???>said:
>> Always used KDE on Debian and never had a problem with audio CDs.
>
> Thank you, Adam. I installed K3B and found that KDE now recognises
> audio CDs, and offers to open them with it. Still a mystery why
> Sound Juicer works under Gnome but not KDE, but I can manage with
> K3B. It occurs to me that Sound Juicer was installed under Gnome:
> maybe when I added KDE, it didn't get properly linked in and I
> should try re-installing it under KDE.
>
> Peter Alefounder.
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