As reported by billie in #libburn at http://zlin.dk/p/?MTI1NGJh : 1. DBG[xfburn-settings.c:303] load_settings(): parsed 2. ** Message: Using Thunar-VFS 0.9.0 3. DBG[xfburn-hal-manager.c:479] xfburn_hal_manager_get_devices(): Found drive 'TSSTcorp CD/DVDW SH-S183L' at '/dev/sr1' 4. DBG[xfburn-hal-manager.c:479] xfburn_hal_manager_get_devices(): Found drive 'PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-212' at '/dev/sr0' 5. ** Message: Using gstreamer transcoder. 6. DBG[xfburn-transcoder-gst.c:673] get_audio_track(): Querying GST about /media/audio_video/music/test.mp3 7. DBG[xfburn-transcoder-gst.c:690] get_audio_track(): Now waiting for identification result 8. DBG[xfburn-transcoder-gst.c:569] bus_call(): bus call: tag (16) 9. DBG[xfburn-transcoder-gst.c:597] on_pad_added(): linking pads 10. DBG[xfburn-transcoder-gst.c:569] bus_call(): bus call: tag (16) 11. DBG[xfburn-transcoder-gst.c:569] bus_call(): bus call: tag (16) 12. DBG[xfburn-transcoder-gst.c:569] bus_call(): bus call: tag (16) 13. DBG[xfburn-transcoder-gst.c:569] bus_call(): bus call: async-done (2097152) 14. DBG[xfburn-transcoder-gst.c:693] get_audio_track(): gst identification timed out 15. DBG[xfburn-transcoder-gst.c:336] delete_pipeline(): Deleting pipeline 16. DBG[xfburn-transcoder-gst.c:673] get_audio_track(): Querying GST about /media/audio_video/music/test.ogg 17. DBG[xfburn-transcoder-gst.c:690] get_audio_track(): Now waiting for identification result 18. DBG[xfburn-transcoder-gst.c:597] on_pad_added(): linking pads 19. DBG[xfburn-transcoder-gst.c:569] bus_call(): bus call: tag (16) 20. DBG[xfburn-transcoder-gst.c:569] bus_call(): bus call: async-done (2097152) 21. DBG[xfburn-transcoder-gst.c:693] get_audio_track(): gst identification timed out 22. DBG[xfburn-transcoder-gst.c:336] delete_pipeline(): Deleting pipeline
Ah, I just realized that that you are probably still using the 0.3.91 release. Unfortunately a bug was in there that caused a detection timeout. I didn't realize that earlier, unfortunately... If you could try trunk (r6252 right now) please, that'd be great. Just keep your xfburn version installed, as it provides some files in the correct locations (those haven't changed), and you can then just run the newly compiled xfburn binary straight from the source directory.
(In reply to comment #1) > Ah, I just realized that that you are probably still using the 0.3.91 release. > Unfortunately a bug was in there that caused a detection timeout. I didn't > realize that earlier, unfortunately... > If you could try trunk (r6252 right now) please, that'd be great. > Just keep your xfburn version installed, as it provides some files in the > correct locations (those haven't changed), and you can then just run the newly > compiled xfburn binary straight from the source directory. Okay I will try this out in the evening. I thought I mentioned the version I am using, but I think I only told pygi about it.
Closing this as it works with trunk.