reFocus: ejecting DVD media

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AlfredJKwack Offline
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Hi,

This may sound really silly but I'm just drawing a total blank here.

I'm using the reFocus (and loving it more every day). I've inserted a DVD and watched it. Now how do I eject it from within XBMC? Confused

The only logical place seems to be the home screen but there's no option there.

Thanks.

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Really, no one?

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there's no entry on the homescreen for it. I think it's quite a useless feature, as one would have to walk up to the device anyway assuming the disc is ejected with the intent of taking it out.
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And what if he has slot-in dvd drive? (without eject button) Smile

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Kolabor Wrote:And what if he has slot-in dvd drive? (without eject button) Smile

which is exactly my case...

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DFence Offline
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The way I solved this :

open

skin.refocus/720p/HomeMenu.xlm

after
Code:
<item id="10">
<label>$LOCALIZE[341]</label>
<onclick>XBMC.PlayDVD</onclick>
<visible>System.HasMediadvd</visible>
</item>

add
Code:
<item id="10">
<label>$LOCALIZE[31979]</label>
<onclick>XBMC.EjectTray()</onclick>
<visible>System.HasMediadvd</visible>
</item>

This will add Eject in the Main Menu as soon as a CD/DVD has been recognized.
(This post was last modified: 2011-01-23 20:59 by DFence.)
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Jeroen Offline
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ok, didn't realize the issue here. I have a slot-in drive too, but it does have an eject buton.
Best way to go about this I think would be to have a "disc" entry in the home menu, which opens a submenu with "play" and "eject". I'll have a look at this for the next release.

greetings, jeroen
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AlfredJKwack Offline
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Hi Jeroen,

Thanks for taking this into consideration on behalf of all Mac Mini users out there. ;-)

@DFence: Thanks for the tip. Since I have DVD autoplay enabled this change is probably the best use I'm going to get out of the menu entry - for now anyway.

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Jeroen Offline
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AlfredJKwack Wrote:Thanks for taking this into consideration on behalf of all Mac Mini users out there. ;-)

Ah, I could have known this would be because of Steve Job's allergy to buttons...
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CloudDweller Offline
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Sorry, CloudDweller posted a question here, but I screwed up when replying Blush
Anyway, at least here's the answer:
sorry, Jeroen



For a quick and dirty way just replace

<label>$LOCALIZE[31979]</label>

with

<label>eject disc</label>
(This post was last modified: 2011-01-25 16:38 by Jeroen.)
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