2009/5/30 Duncan Webb <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

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.

When I try to play the DVD outside of Freevo it works just fine w/ Xine.
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