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2017-04-26, 08:24
(This post was last modified: 2017-04-26, 08:25 by apichot.)
Here is my issue. We have a Fusion Media server in our home theater. I makes full backups of BluRays using AnyDVD. It saves the image as a UDF file. Kodi by default does not seem to recognize it. All I have to do is rename the UDF to ISO and Kodi plays it fine. I cant change the file type to ISO without breaking the Fusion Media Server. Is there a way to get Kodi to treat the UDF files just like an ISO? We want to use Kodi on our other TVs instead of paying 1K+ for additional fusion players.
I should add I don't want to take up additional HD space by making copies as ISOs or even as much smaller MKVs.
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helta
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I would just try it, ffmpeg should probe to see what type of file it is anyways, so adding the extension should be enough for you to get it in the library.
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I have log files of it trying to play a BR UDF file and failing and then successfully playing a DVD iso.
I also have a log file of it successfully playing a BR UDF file renamed to an iso.
How do I upload them to this post?
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Open the file with Notepad and copy all the contents of the document
Locate a Pastebin type site. Two examples are
https://pastebin.com/ or
https://paste.ubuntu.com/
Paste the contents of the file
Press
Paste or
Generate
When the screen refreshes with your paste, copy the entire address in the address bar and paste it into a new message in your thread
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Is there a better place to post this issue? I'm very new to Kodi but the issue seems fairly straightforward based on the logs but I don't know how to bring it to the attention of someone who can change to behavior.
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I think the problem is that we explicitly check for the extensions .iso and .img in the code for blu-rays. Maybe I'll add .udf.
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helta
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Well there is your answer, that explains it.