2008-11-08, 22:46
Hi all,
I run XBMC Beta2 on Linux (Ubuntu 8.04) and have a problem when trying to play an AVI file, burned on a DVD disk.
I have a file of 1.3 GB in AVI format (named it "SOME FILE NAME.avi") which I wanted to play on HTPC. I burned it on a DVD disk (using the DVD disk as a storage only) and verified on my laptop the disk mounts and the file can be played fine. (The disk was burned on my Fedora 8 laptop using Nautilus - the default Gnome file manager; the file itself is also OK - XBMC can play it over the network from a Samba share).
Next, I inserted the disk in my XBMC box. It auto-mounted the disk (to /mnt/cdrom), but then refused to play it. On-screen message said "Too many consecutive failed items...". I have the XBMC debug log enabled, so here is the output:
http://pastebin.com/m2ff74cc7
I have no problem playing similar AVI files from CDs, but this is the first time I tried a DVD as a storage. In the log, XBMC says it fails to read the disk as iso9660:// - could this be the problem? When mounted on the laptop, mount command says the filesystem type is ISO9660.
Any ideas will be much appreciated.
WWell,
I run XBMC Beta2 on Linux (Ubuntu 8.04) and have a problem when trying to play an AVI file, burned on a DVD disk.
I have a file of 1.3 GB in AVI format (named it "SOME FILE NAME.avi") which I wanted to play on HTPC. I burned it on a DVD disk (using the DVD disk as a storage only) and verified on my laptop the disk mounts and the file can be played fine. (The disk was burned on my Fedora 8 laptop using Nautilus - the default Gnome file manager; the file itself is also OK - XBMC can play it over the network from a Samba share).
Next, I inserted the disk in my XBMC box. It auto-mounted the disk (to /mnt/cdrom), but then refused to play it. On-screen message said "Too many consecutive failed items...". I have the XBMC debug log enabled, so here is the output:
http://pastebin.com/m2ff74cc7
I have no problem playing similar AVI files from CDs, but this is the first time I tried a DVD as a storage. In the log, XBMC says it fails to read the disk as iso9660:// - could this be the problem? When mounted on the laptop, mount command says the filesystem type is ISO9660.
Any ideas will be much appreciated.
WWell,