1<section name="Running CDPlayer"> 2 CDPlayer is started as every other GNUstep application, too. 3 It will try to find a playable audio CD in any of the configured 4 CD drives of your PC. If it has found one, the track list will 5 show the tracks and the main panel will look like in the picture 6 in section <ref id="The main control panel">"The main control panel"</ref>. 7 If all drives are empty, the main panel looks like this:<br><br> 8 <img src="MainEmpty.tiff"><br><br> 9 On startup you can supply the argument 'Device' containing the 10 path to your preferred CD drive, e.g. 'Device=/dev/cdrom'. This 11 drive will then be checked first for an audio CD.<br><br> 12 CDPlayer.app (or rather AudioCD.bundle) will then continually 13 check the configured (see <ref id="Configuration">"Configuration" for details</ref>) 14 for a change, i.e. it will detect itself if you remove the CD or 15 insert a new one. 16</section> 17 18<section name="The main control panel"> 19 CDPlayer.app's main control panel resembles the front panel of your 20 home stereo's CD player. Only, it is much simpler. Thus, it should be 21 easy to understand. 22 <br><br> 23 <legendfig src="Main.tiff"> 24 <legend x="35" y="50" >The index of the current track.</legend> 25 <legend x="100" y="50">The already played time of the current track.</legend> 26 <legend x="20" y="80">Got to the beginning of the last track or one track backward.</legend> 27 <legend x="50" y="80">Play the current track.</legend> 28 <legend x="80" y="80">Pause the currently playing track.</legend> 29 <legend x="110" y="80">Jump forward to the next track.</legend> 30 <legend x="140" y="80">Stop the currently playing track.</legend> 31 </legendfig> 32</section> 33 34<section name="The track list"> 35 The track list is a list displaying the CD's tracks and their respective 36 length. The currently played track is printed in bold. The track list has 37 no further functionality. In particular it is <b>not</b> meant to be any kind 38 of a smart play list. It is just a dumb list. 39 <br> 40 Actually, there is one function you may find useful. You can select tracks 41 you wish to copy onto a CD, and drag them to Burn.app's CD description 42 window. 43 <br> 44 If you do have a connection to the internet, you may also do a query on a 45 FreeDB server to have the track titles displayed properly. This will work 46 only, if you have chosen a FreeDB server in CDPlayer.app's settings. 47 <br><br> 48 <legendfig src="TrackList.tiff"> 49 <legend x="55" y="45" >The Cddb ID of the current CD or 'No CD' if tray is empty.</legend> 50 <legend x="145" y="190">The list of tracks with generic title and Duration.</legend> 51 <legend x="120" y="95">The currently played track is displayed with a bold font.</legend> 52 </legendfig> 53</section> 54