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'''Trouble reading UDF-discs'''  

  

Alright, I have UDF compiled as a module (Linux 2.4.1). I'm pretty sure that I have all the OMS stuff compiled correctly. But, every time I open the playlist and click on 'Scan dvd:/dev/dvd' I get the following errors.  

  

LOG_ERROR input_udf.c:_dvd_open#158 error opening /dev/dvd (Permission denied)  

  

LOG_ERROR nav_dvd.c:_dvd_open#189 unable to open udf-disc /dev/dvd  

  

I have checked the permissions on /dev/dvd, it is world-writeable, -readable, and -executable, so I don't think that's the problem.  

  

Help?  

  

''--Caleb Harris <cmhar2@wm.edu>''  

  

{{{/dev/dvd}}} is usually an link to an underlying device (e.g, {{{/dev/hdc}}}). Check to see that this underlying device's permissions are valid...  

  

Just a thought  

  

Perhaps there's a standard that defines the "proper" linux device permissions.  

JeremyErwin  

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No additional tools/libraries need to be installed using libcss 0.1.0, oms 0.1.2 and omi 0.1.0 when compiled against Linux-Mandrake 8.1B1, using X4.0.2.  

  

Works OK on a PIII 700 + nVidia MX, at about 18fps, sound drop out ~ once per second.  

  

You guys did a great job already, keep it up!!  

  

  

[ Bugs noted elsewhere include segfault on resize, DVDDB error]  

  

Jonathan  

  

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Hi  

Everything compiled smoothly till i got to OMI (nightmare to compile) I've spent hole day on coping GTK/Gnome include files from one place to another, mixing different versions of XML2 toolkit, GDK_pixbuff, ccslib, etc. Untill i realised i can D/L a binary...  

It works now, not as bad as jonathan's for my machine: PII-450 + nVidia TNT and get about 15fps (45 in Win32)  

I'm shure it will improve  

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