My CD extractor has stopped working and I'd like to know why and if I can fix it and if so, how.
My CD extractor has stopped working and I'd like to know why and if I can fix it and if so, how. It has worked for years and now it just will not read any CD's I insert?
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- Last query:
- 2009-12-13
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- 2009-12-13
| Rohan Kapoor (rohankapoor) said : | #1 |
Do you mean the CD Extracting Program or the CD Drive itself?
| Brian H (metsman-97202) said : | #2 |
I don't know. I used to put a disk in and the Sound Juicer would open and I would click "extract" and it would. Now I put a disk in and nothing happens...Brian
| Rohan Kapoor (rohankapoor) said : | #3 |
Chances are what happened is that the autoplay has been disabled. You should
manually be able to fire up Sound Juicer from Applications --> Sound &
Video. Once it's fired up does it detect the disk and extract?
-- Rohan Kapoor
On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 7:36 PM, Brian H <
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> I don't know. I used to put a disk in and the Sound Juicer would open
> and I would click "extract" and it would. Now I put a disk in and
> nothing happens...Brian
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| Brian H (metsman-97202) said : | #4 |
No I tried that. I click on edit and the only options are "reread disk" and "eject". Eject works but it just doesn't seem to want to read the disk.
| Rohan Kapoor (rohankapoor) said : | #5 |
Are you able to play the disc normally at all using either Totem or
Rythombox? What version of Ubuntu are you using?
-- Rohan Kapoor
On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 7:46 PM, Brian H <
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> Brian H posted a new comment:
> No I tried that. I click on edit and the only options are "reread disk"
> and "eject". Eject works but it just doesn't seem to want to read the
> disk.
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| Brian H (metsman-97202) said : | #6 |
No, I gues it's a hardware problem, thanks for the effort...Brian H
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