Totem only plays first track of audio cd

thanks for the report, do you get the same with sound-juicer or rhythmbox?

Since only Totem is installed by default, I thought one other player would be enough. Out of curiosity, what's so different with Mplayer and these two?

Both Sound juicer and Rhythmbox play the cd fully.

I also tested 2 other cds with all four apps (Mplayer, Totem, those two), and got the same behavior - every one except Totem plays them correctly. Totem only plays the first track of each.

This needs to be confirmed by someone else i don't get such behavior in my installation, thanks.

still having the issue? may you forward it upstream to bugzilla.gnome.org since you're facing it then? thanks.

do you still get the issue? did you send the bug to GNOME?

Yes, nothing has changed, and no, haven't had time yet. Will report when I do.

Reported to Gnome bugzilla:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=555826

thanks you, linking the report.

Upstream closed the report. Upstream comment:
"CDDA support was removed from totem in August 2007. You can still play audio
CDs if you open the right URI manually (for the GStreamer backend, that'd be
cdda://<track-number>, so you can still play other tracks by adding cdda://2
etc), but you should really use a different application for audio CD playback,
like sound-juicer or rhythmbox or banshee or whatever."

This makes me wonder, why is the default audio CD player still Totem?
A distro released in May 2008 *should* have had time to make a change for something that happened 2007..

closing the bug since upstream says that's not one, rhythmbox is the default CD player on ubuntu since several cycles

But I'm on Xubuntu here, Rhythmbox was not installed by default in my install?
Also, the autoplay for audio cd's starts totem, does this not mean it's the default in Xubuntu?