CD burning in KDE under FC1

[Mitch Wiedemann]

Hmm.  I seem to have a package called libmad-0.15.0b-3.fr installed, but 
I don't know where exactly it came from.  Have you been able to use yum 
sucessfully to install other packages?

try "yum install libmad" perhaps?  Although yum is supposed to take care 
of these things...

Matt Morgan wrote:

> Thanks. I tried that. What I noticed happening is, first of all, it 
> acted like it was going to install the i386, the i686, and the athlon 
> versions (I have a pentium 4). Then second it failed in the dependency 
> part when it wanted packages called libmad and libmad.so.0. It said 
> they weren't available. Any idea why, or where I can get those?
>
> Mitch Wiedemann wrote:
>
>> I recommend having another try with K3B.  It really is a great 
>> program.  I installed it by adding the following to my yum.conf file:
>>
>> [xcyb-stable]
>> name=Fedora Core 1 ( xcyborg / stable )
>> baseurl=http://rpms.xcyb.org/fedora/1/stable/
>>
>> [xcyb-bleeding]
>> name=Fedora Core 1 ( xcyborg / bleeding )
>> baseurl=http://rpms.xcyb.org/fedora/1/bleeding/
>>
>> And then run (as root):
>> yum install k3b
>>
>> Note, in KDE, be sure that KsCD is not running when trying to burn 
>> CDs.  It'll cause the burn to fail.
>>
>> HTH
>>
>> Matt Morgan wrote:
>>
>>> <snip>
>>> In KDE, I can't figure out what the default GUI tool for CD burning 
>>> in FC1 is. Who knows? And if there isn't a default GUI tool, you 
>>> know, if Fedora expects us to use the CLI, do people have 
>>> recommendations for one I should install? I already tried k3b, which 
>>> failed on my first attempt to install it, and then I've seen other 
>>> ones like X-CD-Roast and kreatecd (but I thought I'd ask for help 
>>> before I picked one and tried harder to get it to work).
>>
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