Meneer Jansen wrote:
>
>
> 2009/5/30 Duncan Webb <dun...@freevo.org <mailto:dun...@freevo.org>>
>
> Meneer Jansen wrote:
> > I recently upgraded to Freevo 1.9.0 which does not crash on trying to
> > search the IMDB, but does not find any info either. That's sort of
> nice
> > I guess...
> >
> > But.... I used to be able to play my beloved DVD's w/ Freevo. It
> started
> > Xine then, or I could choose to use mplayer instead. I had to fiddle
> > around a bit to get Freevo to recognize the DVD, but it worked when I
> > did this:
> > 1. Eject the DVD.
> > 2. Stop Freevo.
> > 3. Start Freevo again: now the DVD tray closes and Freevo
> recognizes the
> > DVD.
> >
> > However, that does not work anymore and neither does fiddeling w/ the
> > following parameters (which used to work too):
> > ROM_DRIVES_AUTOFS = True/False
> > ROM_DRIVES = None (or comment this line out)
> >
> > How do I get Freevo to recognise my beloved DVD's again?
>
> It should work fine.
>
> To help you we need more information as to how you have set-up the
> mounting of DVDs.
>
> Are you using autofs or do you have the drive configured in /etc/fstab
> and what are settings in local_conf.py for the ROM_DRIVES.*?
>
> Duncan
>
> Thank you for your clear reply. Indeed, I did not provide you all w/
> enough information. I let Debian Stable 5.0 Lenny automount my DVD's and
> CD's. Which works fine for me.
>
> Considered to Synaptic I've installed autofs 5.0.3-3. Is that a good or
> a bad thing? In my /etc/fstab I've configured my dvd-drive as follows:
>
> /dev/hdc /media/cdrom0 udf,iso9660 user,auto
> 0 0
>
> Is that good or bad? In /etc/freevo/local_conf.py I commented out my old
> ROM_DRIVES parameter I've set in the past, so to let Freevo do it
> automatically. This worked just fine in Freevo 1.8.3. I've set the other
> parameters as follows (and tried to modify them w/ no result):
> ROM_DRIVES_AUTOFS = True
> ROM_DRIVES = None
I think that this is your problem, if you use the auto-mounter then you
need to tell freevo where the CD/DVD drive is, at least with
"udf,iso9660" as freevo is looking for " iso9660 " in /etc/fstab.
So the easiest way is to use the ROM_DRIVES setting such as:
ROM_DRIVES = [ ('/media/cdrom0', '/dev/hdc', 'DVD') ]
The ROM_DRIVES_AUTOFS setting tells freevo not to mount or umount the
drive as this is handled by the auto-mounter.
What you need to check is that the auto-mounter is actually using
/media/cdrom0 and not another mount point.
> What actually happens when I insert a DVD is as follows. If I fiddle a
> bit w/ inserting and ejecting the DVD and restarting Freevo until it
> will show up in Freevo's Movie menu. Strangely, it also shows up in the
> Audio menu. So Freevo does not seem to realize that it is a Video DVD.
> When I press Enter on my "Gladiator" DVD (for example) in the Movie
> menu, Freevo does not start Xine to play the DVD, but I see the video_ts
> and audio_ts folders instead. Strange isn't it? And when I enter those
> directories and press Enter on one of the VOB's then my computer hangs.
It is possible the Gladiator has a copy protection system that stops it
being correctly detected so try another disk.
Attached is a patch that does a bit more logging of the ROM-drive detection.
Duncan
Index: src/config.py
===================================================================
--- src/config.py (revision 11576)
+++ src/config.py (working copy)
@@ -816,26 +816,31 @@
match_automount = re_automount.match(line)
match_bymountcd = re_bymountcd.match(line)
match_bymountdvd= re_bymountdvd.match(line)
- mntdir = devname = ''
+ mntdir = devname = dispname = ''
if match_cd or match_bymountcd:
m = match_cd or match_bymountcd
+ _debug_('match_cd or match_bymountcd=%r' % (m.groups(),))
mntdir = m.group(2)
devname = m.group(1)
dispname = 'CD-%s' % (len(ROM_DRIVES)+1)
elif match_cdrec:
+ _debug_('match_cdrec=%r' % (match_cdrec.groups(),))
mntdir = match_cdrec.group(2)
devname = match_cdrec.group(1)
dispname = 'CDREC-%s' % (len(ROM_DRIVES)+1)
elif match_dvd or match_bymountdvd:
m = match_dvd or match_bymountdvd
+ _debug_('match_dvd or match_bymountdvd=%r' % (m.groups(),))
mntdir = m.group(2)
devname = m.group(1)
dispname = 'DVD-%s' % (len(ROM_DRIVES)+1)
elif match_iso:
+ _debug_('match_iso=%r' % (match_iso.groups(),))
mntdir = match_iso.group(2)
devname = match_iso.group(1)
dispname = 'CD-%s' % (len(ROM_DRIVES)+1)
elif match_automount:
+ _debug_('match_automount=%r' % (match_automount.groups(),))
mntdir = match_automount.group(1)
devname = match_automount.group(2)
# Must check that the supermount device is cd or dvd
@@ -844,17 +849,19 @@
elif devname.lower().find('dvd') != -1:
dispname = 'DVD-%s' % (len(ROM_DRIVES)+1)
elif devname.lower().find('hd') != -1:
- print 'Trying to autodetect type of %s' % devname
+ _debug_('Trying to autodetect type of %r' % (devname,), DINFO)
if os.path.exists('/proc/ide/' + re.sub(r'^(/dev/)', '', devname) + '/media'):
- if open('/proc/ide/'+ re.sub(r'^(/dev/)', '', devname) +\
- '/media', 'r').read().lower().find('cdrom') != 1:
+ if open('/proc/ide/' + re.sub(r'^(/dev/)', '', devname) + \
+ '/media', 'r').read().lower().find('cdrom') != 1:
dispname = 'CD-%s' % (len(ROM_DRIVES)+1)
- print ("%s is a cdrom drive" %devname)
+ _debug_('%r is a cdrom drive' % (devname,), DINFO)
else:
- print ("%s doesn't seems to be a cdrom drive" %devname)
+ _debug_("%r doesn't seems to be a cdrom drive" % (devname,), DINFO)
mntdir = devname = dispname = ''
else:
mntdir = devname = dispname = ''
+ if mntdir:
+ _debug_('line=%r, mntdir=%r, devname=%r, dispname=%r' % (line, mntdir, devname, dispname), DINFO)
if os.uname()[0] == 'FreeBSD':
# FreeBSD-STABLE mount point is often device name + "c",
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