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Bonejob · 2008-08-03, 04:51

I wanted to start a thread here to discuss the dvd playback problems plauging some of us. I have tried the suggestions of rolling back libdvdcss-2.dll to the 13858 via WISo suggestions. No Luck. I have grabbed teh SVN of the source and compiled it and have the same problem. I am looking for some insider information before I rip apart the DVD player myself and do a DIFF between 13858 and 14125.

Bone

kraqh3d · 2008-08-03, 13:36

why dont you elaborate on your specific problem. a debug log file is always useful. it seems to be working for me with the current svn.

marlboroman1 · 2008-08-03, 13:40

I just tested with rev14642 play back works for .img I am confident that iso playback works as well. I have no .iso files to test but there shouldn't be any real difference unless the container .iso is missing misplaced in the svn.

you need to do a full fresh install of a newer svn version then reproduce this bug if it sill exists for you with debug log and instructions.

Bonejob · 2008-08-04, 01:17

kraqh3d Wrote:why dont you elaborate on your specific problem. a debug log file is always useful. it seems to be working for me with the current svn.

http://xbmc.pastebin.com/f75d6009f

Here is the paste bin of my log. and this was a full compile from SVN, mind you I only grabbed the DVDplayer plugin...

Bonejob · 2008-08-04, 01:26

The only thing I can see in the DVD playback portion is on line 607 "#
08:45:33 T:520 M:703213568 ERROR: Did not get surface for thread 520l" I have tried to realte this back, and I have current stable drivers for my video card. I am going to try the betas and see what I can come up with...

Bone

kraqh3d · 2008-08-04, 02:43

have you tried any other discs?

Bonejob · 2008-08-04, 02:58

kraqh3d Wrote:have you tried any other discs?

Yes many, some recent and a few older ones.

Bone

Bonejob · 2008-08-04, 03:01

OK here is a bit more information;

The system is built on a Gigabyte S-Series GA-MA78GM-52H Motherboard, it has an ATI HD2600XT video card, and the processor is an AMD AM2 4600.

Here is a pastebin of the DXDiag

http://xbmc.pastebin.com/f1824c03e

I am still thinking if I can give any more detail please ask

Still Confused.... Huh

Bone

Bonejob · 2008-08-04, 03:11

I restored from the system for a base image, installed latest video drivers, the last DX 9.0C and tried with a fresh compile from SVN (day before yesterdays code). I still get the same error. I am assuming since this is working for others I have some weirdness going on in the machine.

I tried a separate DVD player (there is an LG int here now and I had a Sony laying around).

Can I get some guesses as to where I can go next?

Bone

kraqh3d · 2008-08-04, 16:07

i've not played an actual disc in ages. but the few img and iso files that i've tested have been working since the last fix. for giggles, copy the entire video_ts folder to your hard drive and play it that way. (i've not played a video_ts folder either and wont be able to for about 10 hours until i get home from work.)

Bonejob · 2008-08-04, 17:45

kraqh3d Wrote:i've not played an actual disc in ages. but the few img and iso files that i've tested have been working since the last fix. for giggles, copy the entire video_ts folder to your hard drive and play it that way. (i've not played a video_ts folder either and wont be able to for about 10 hours until i get home from work.)

I tried it with an ISO from my NAS and no dice, same error. I am thinking this has to be something with the video card.
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**WiSo** · 2008-08-04, 20:32

ISO and DVD playback work fine for me with the recent svn.
Which drive letter does your DVD drive have? According to the log it's D:\. If this isn't your log you're still using a libdvdcss-2.dll from the t3ch build which drive is hardcoded to d:\.

Bonejob · 2008-08-05, 03:37

WiSo Wrote:ISO and DVD playback work fine for me with the recent svn.
Which drive letter does your DVD drive have? According to the log it's D:\. If this isn't your log you're still using a libdvdcss-2.dll from the t3ch build which drive is hardcoded to d:\.

Well the drive letter is "D:" and I am not using the one from the T3CH build I compiled it myself. You have said this to me in a previous post, let me reassure you that I know what I am doing. I can understand why you would want to reiterate this, you deal with people on a daily basis who don't even bother to search the forum. I am not one of these, I would not waste any of the people involved in this projects time.

Bone

**WiSo** · 2008-08-05, 09:30

Try the new build package which was released yesterday. If this doesn't work after a clean install (remove userdata etc) than I'm out of ideas.
Do you have more than one dvd drive or something like daemon tools running?

Bonejob · 2008-08-06, 00:09

WiSo Wrote:Try the new build package which was released yesterday. If this doesn't work after a clean install (remove userdata etc) than I'm out of ideas.
Do you have more than one dvd drive or something like daemon tools running?

I do have Daemon tools running you might have hit on something WISo. let me check it out.

Bone