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i haven't yet figured out how to comfortably burn CDs. i really liked the way the windows legacy player did it; i like just being able to create a playlist and then tell the computer to burn that playlist in that order. i'm not sure if terminal commands are visual enough for me, i need to see my list and the order of the songs in that list. will continue researching and probably experiment a bit

1. Install flatpak on your linux and get PowerISO from flathub. It works perfectly.

Add files -> Burn

As for burning Audio Playlists in order,

Within the File menu and the "New" option, you'll find the option to create an Audio CD specifically. It works very well, you should try it out. Out of all the available options on Linux, I don't think anything has worked as properly for me as PowerISO.

2. Linux has a lot of discovery filtering when it comes to Bluetooth. What I would suggest is trying to turn off the bluetooth on your phone when trying to connect or pair anything else with your Stereo.

If that doesn't work, open up the terminal and edit the bluetooth config to allow duel controller mode.

nano /etc/bluetooth/main.conf

As for the permissions to change them, I think you might have not used sudo when trying to edit it 😅

Try using this instead

Have you tried to check if there's missing firmware ?

sudo apt update && sudo apt install linux-firmware bluez bluez-tools

Please delete this video. This "method" is not a method let alone a life hack, because it specifically works on a small set of numbers, which makes it a happy coincidence. No offense aimed at you of course.

Videos like these should be removed from the face of the Earth. It's a part of a larger problem of the rapidly increasing confident illiteracy amongst humanity. This video pisses me off so much oh my fucking god. Short video content is literally the worst cancer that humanity has achieved in their pursuit of profits veiled as "technological innovation".

I want to find the moron that made this video and decided to post it without researching it properly so I can tie them up on a chair in front of me and laugh at them so they can committ sudoku out of shame and dishonor they bring to the entire line of ancestry that had to struggle through millions of years to make their existence possible.

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i haven't yet figured out how to comfortably burn CDs. i really liked the way the windows legacy player did it; i like just being able to create a playlist and then tell the computer to burn that playlist in that order. i'm not sure if terminal commands are visual enough for me, i need to see my list and the order of the songs in that list. will continue researching and probably experiment a bit

1. Install flatpak on your linux and get PowerISO from flathub. It works perfectly.

Add files -> Burn

As for burning Audio Playlists in order,

Within the File menu and the "New" option, you'll find the option to create an Audio CD specifically. It works very well, you should try it out. Out of all the available options on Linux, I don't think anything has worked as properly for me as PowerISO.

2. Linux has a lot of discovery filtering when it comes to Bluetooth. What I would suggest is trying to turn off the bluetooth on your phone when trying to connect or pair anything else with your Stereo.

If that doesn't work, open up the terminal and edit the bluetooth config to allow duel controller mode.

nano /etc/bluetooth/main.conf

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