2010-08-10, 21:51
Using r32660 (but also doesn't work on r32393) on late 2009 Mac Mini (nVidia 9400M) running 10.6.4 and Confluence skin.
If you insert a DVD (or CD) after XBMC has been started, it no longer detects the insertion and the "Play" menu item from the bottom left corner of Confluence remains greyed out. If, however, you have the disc already in the drive when starting XBMC it detects it (and can be played) just fine.
Pastebin log is here and shows the following steps: XBMC being started, a DVD inserted, XBMC being shutdown.
Highlights from the log (by very unscientifically filtering on "dvd") seem to show it starting detection (this occurs before the dvd is inserted) but never completing. The "stop dvd detect media" message occurred when XBMC was quit:
This is in contrast to when the disc is already in the drive at startup when it correctly detects the disc.
Pastebin log for correct detection is here.
Highlights from this log suggest the disc is being detected this time:
Anyone confirm this is a bug (as opposed to me missing something)? If so, I'll add it a trac ticket, as it seems like quite a big issue (for me anyway!).
EDIT: Just tried and this also applies to audio CD's too, in exactly the same manner. So seems like a general disc detection issue. Updated info above
EDIT2: Now added trac ticket 9859
Thanks.
If you insert a DVD (or CD) after XBMC has been started, it no longer detects the insertion and the "Play" menu item from the bottom left corner of Confluence remains greyed out. If, however, you have the disc already in the drive when starting XBMC it detects it (and can be played) just fine.
Pastebin log is here and shows the following steps: XBMC being started, a DVD inserted, XBMC being shutdown.
Highlights from the log (by very unscientifically filtering on "dvd") seem to show it starting detection (this occurs before the dvd is inserted) but never completing. The "stop dvd detect media" message occurred when XBMC was quit:
Code:
20:31:36 T:2696799488 M:2532270080 DEBUG: CPlayerCoreConfig::<ctor>: created player DVDPlayer for core 1
20:31:36 T:2696799488 M:2532265984 DEBUG: CPlayerSelectionRule::Initialize: creating rule: dvd
20:31:36 T:2696799488 M:2532265984 DEBUG: CPlayerSelectionRule::Initialize: creating rule: dvdfile
20:31:36 T:2696799488 M:2532265984 DEBUG: CPlayerSelectionRule::Initialize: creating rule: dvdimage
20:31:36 T:2696799488 M:2532265984 NOTICE: Default DVD Player: dvdplayer
20:31:36 T:2696799488 M:2532265984 NOTICE: Default Video Player: dvdplayer
20:31:36 T:2696799488 M:2520875008 NOTICE: start dvd mediatype detection
20:32:52 T:2696799488 M:2496651264 NOTICE: stop dvd detect media
This is in contrast to when the disc is already in the drive at startup when it correctly detects the disc.
Pastebin log for correct detection is here.
Highlights from this log suggest the disc is being detected this time:
Code:
20:41:23 T:2696799488 M:2499903488 DEBUG: CPlayerCoreConfig::<ctor>: created player DVDPlayer for core 1
20:41:23 T:2696799488 M:2499895296 DEBUG: CPlayerSelectionRule::Initialize: creating rule: dvd
20:41:23 T:2696799488 M:2499895296 DEBUG: CPlayerSelectionRule::Initialize: creating rule: dvdfile
20:41:23 T:2696799488 M:2499895296 DEBUG: CPlayerSelectionRule::Initialize: creating rule: dvdimage
20:41:23 T:2696799488 M:2499891200 NOTICE: Default DVD Player: dvdplayer
20:41:23 T:2696799488 M:2499891200 NOTICE: Default Video Player: dvdplayer
20:41:23 T:2696799488 M:2487300096 NOTICE: start dvd mediatype detection
[color=red]20:41:23 T:2953961472 M:2487275520 INFO: Detecting DVD-ROM media filesystem...
20:41:23 T:2953961472 M:2487263232 DEBUG: SetNewDVDShareUrl: looking for disc thumb:[folder.jpg]
20:41:23 T:2953961472 M:2487263232 DEBUG: SetNewDVDShareUrl: looking for disc thumb:[Folder.jpg]
20:41:23 T:2953961472 M:2487263232 DEBUG: SetNewDVDShareUrl: looking for disc thumb:[folder.JPG]
20:41:23 T:2953961472 M:2487263232 DEBUG: SetNewDVDShareUrl: looking for disc thumb:[Folder.JPG][/color]
20:41:54 T:2696799488 M:2472169472 NOTICE: stop dvd detect media
Anyone confirm this is a bug (as opposed to me missing something)? If so, I'll add it a trac ticket, as it seems like quite a big issue (for me anyway!).
EDIT: Just tried and this also applies to audio CD's too, in exactly the same manner. So seems like a general disc detection issue. Updated info above
EDIT2: Now added trac ticket 9859
Thanks.