As per my thread here:
http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid...pid1080488
A mounted ISO file of self-authored, unencrypted bluray triggers the System.HasMediaDVD to make the "Play Disc" visible, and the onclick event for XBMC.PlayDVD() works to play the Bluray content/structure on this mounted ISO.
However that same ISO file burned to a BD-R does not trigger the System.HasMediaDVD. If the menu option is configured to always show the "Play Disc" the XBMC.PlayDVD() event will not trigger playback on the BD-R.
Why can a mounted ISO with the exact same structure as what is on the BD-R work? What is stopping XBMC from being able to implement this for the structure off a BD-R?
Thanks for your time and feedback.
System.HasMediaDVD and XBMC.PlayDVD() support for unencrypted Bluray
bengalih
Senior Member Posts: 117 Joined: Oct 2004 Reputation: 1 |
2012-04-19 04:25
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.peace out. |
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bengalih
Senior Member Posts: 117 Joined: Oct 2004 Reputation: 1 |
2012-04-19 06:52
Post: #2
I have updated my thread above with some new finding and it turns out that the above request is only party necessary.
The XBMC.PlayDVD() event will indeed play back the BD-R....my issue was that another drive with a letter assignment higher in the alphabet existed with no media in it. Therefore, the request would simply be that the System.HasMediaDVD detects BD-R as a valid type to display the menu. A poster in the other thread suggested that the method "System.HasMedia" should work....but this did not appear to be valid for detecting the disc either. .peace out. |
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