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I can automount and play almost all types of disks ex. vcd. When I inserting vcd, the CD/DVD-RW icon in nautilus go out, and the totem can't play a movie. I think it's maybe the hal bug, because other users reports same problem in feisty fawn - development tree of ubuntu.
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well i'm sure vcd`s are like cd`s ... if i'm right then u can't mount it.
which totem-build are you using ? gst or xine ....
i don't know if totem supports vcd, but i should assume it does .. i'm pretty sure totem-xine does though.
u could also try mplayer or vlc to make sure it's not/just a totem issue.
vlc|mplayer /dev/[vcd_device]
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Hmmm. I'm sure it's possible to mount vcd as I can in other distibutions like Ubuntu. I think it is problem of hal or maybe the kernel > 2.16.17. I found patch by google (not tested yet):
Index: kioslave/media/mediamanager/halbackend.cpp
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--- kioslave/media/mediamanager/halbackend.cpp (revision 605183)
+++ kioslave/media/mediamanager/halbackend.cpp (working copy)
@@ -494,19 +494,12 @@
medium->setIconName(QString::null);
/* check if the disc id a vcd or a video dvd */
- DiscType type = LinuxCDPolling::identifyDiscType(libhal_volume_get_device_file(halVolume));
- switch (type)
- {
- case DiscType::VCD:
- mimeType = "media/vcd";
- break;
- case DiscType::SVCD:
- mimeType = "media/svcd";
- break;
- case DiscType::DVD:
- mimeType = "media/dvdvideo";
- break;
- }
+ if (libhal_device_get_property_bool(m_halContext, udi, "volume.disc.is_vcd", NULL))
+ mimeType = "media/vcd";
+ else if (libhal_device_get_property_bool(m_halContext, udi, "volume.disc.is_svcd", NULL))
+ mimeType = "media/svcd";
+ else if (libhal_device_get_property_bool(m_halContext, udi, "volume.disc.is_videodvd", NULL))
+ mimeType = "media/dvdvideo";
}
else
{Last edited by kwidzin (2007-02-27 10:49:41)
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You can mount Video CDs, but you don't have to to play them. Playing a VCD with mplayer is as easy as putting the disc in the drive and running
mplayer vcd://track# -cdrom-device /dev/device(without mounting the disc beforehand. Actually mounting the VCD to watch it's contents is nonsense). track# is the number of the track you want to play (usually 2) and /dev/device is the path to the device-node of the drive you put the disc in - /dev/cdrom for example.
*Edit*: Just found that: http://www.mplayerhq.hu/DOCS/HTML/en/vcd.html. And according to this document it is even possible for a VCD to not being mountable (that is if it is missing the data track (#1)) but still being playable.
Last edited by smoon (2007-02-27 11:03:38)
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