On Mon, 2005-06-06 at 19:12 +0200, Andre Truter wrote:
> If I get some free time I will first have a look in lsdvd.py, maybe I
> can spot the problem and fix it for my box at least.
>
OK, so my curiosity got the better of me and I had a quick look....
I managed to fix the problem.
I found that the offending part of the lsdvd output is:
Title: 01, Length: 01:44:00.360
The Length have the microseconds also (00.360)
So, when lsdvd.py try to calculate the length in function 'DVDTitle'
with the following line:
self.length = (int(l[0])*60+int(l[1]))*60+int(l[2])
Then, l[2] = 00.360, which cause the error when converted to int.
So I just split the last field again and use the first part:
--<snip>--
sec = l[2].split('.')
self.length = (int(l[0])*60+int(l[1]))*60+int(sec[0])
--<snip>--
I suppose the real problem is with lsdvd and not lsdvd.py, but for now
my freevo can detect DVD's and play them as it should.
:-)
Thanks
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