DVD Error: problem accessing the filesystem

[matt91]

I have about 50 DVDs ripped to a NAS (NASLite) sitting on my home network. I've played many of them and haven't had any problems.

Today, I tried one that I don't think I've played before, and got an error that I can't figure out.

This is the error:

Sun 7/20 14:40:57.117 watchThisFile=MediaFile[id=7854681 A[7874052,7872986,"Charlie and the chocolate factory/VIDEO_TS",0@0531.13:39,0] host=vid-server encodedBy= format=null \\nas-server\Disk-1\videos\Charlie and the chocolate factory\VIDEO_TS, Seg0[Sat 5/31 13:39:02.999-Sat 5/31 13:39:03.000]]
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.119 Watch airing is a file & over, do that instead dvd=false
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.120 Seeker.finishWatch(UIManager:localhost@@001e40b55894-75afe5)
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.121 VF.submitJob(VFJob[WatchMF r=0.0 t=0 file=MediaFile[id=7854681 A[7874052,7872986,"Charlie and the chocolate factory/VIDEO_TS",0@0531.13:39,0] host=vid-server encodedBy= format=null \\nas-server\Disk-1\videos\Charlie and the chocolate factory\VIDEO_TS, Seg0[Sat 5/31 13:39:02.999-Sat 5/31 13:39:03.000]] ifn=null])
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.121 VF processing job VFJob[WatchMF r=0.0 t=0 file=MediaFile[id=7854681 A[7874052,7872986,"Charlie and the chocolate factory/VIDEO_TS",0@0531.13:39,0] host=vid-server encodedBy= format=null \\nas-server\Disk-1\videos\Charlie and the chocolate factory\VIDEO_TS, Seg0[Sat 5/31 13:39:02.999-Sat 5/31 13:39:03.000]] ifn=null] nPlayin=false
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.122 setUI(sage.b2@9980a[MC MediaPlayer OSD]) histIdx=7 uiHistory=[sage.b2@1169d2e[Dynamic Menu by nielm], sage.b2@72c63f[Program Info], sage.b2@9980a[MC MediaPlayer OSD], sage.b2@72c63f[Program Info], sage.b2@1169d2e[Dynamic Menu by nielm], sage.b2@1f51410[Video Library Folder View], sage.b2@1543c23[Program Info], sage.b2@9980a[MC MediaPlayer OSD]]
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.123 VF processing on UI Thread VFJob[WatchMF r=0.0 t=0 file=MediaFile[id=7854681 A[7874052,7872986,"Charlie and the chocolate factory/VIDEO_TS",0@0531.13:39,0] host=vid-server encodedBy= format=null \\nas-server\Disk-1\videos\Charlie and the chocolate factory\VIDEO_TS, Seg0[Sat 5/31 13:39:02.999-Sat 5/31 13:39:03.000]] ifn=null]
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.123 VideoFrame creating new media player for file:MediaFile[id=7854681 A[7874052,7872986,"Charlie and the chocolate factory/VIDEO_TS",0@0531.13:39,0] host=vid-server encodedBy= format=null \\nas-server\Disk-1\videos\Charlie and the chocolate factory\VIDEO_TS, Seg0[Sat 5/31 13:39:02.999-Sat 5/31 13:39:03.000]]
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.124 VF processing job VFJob[LoadMF r=0.0 t=0 file=MediaFile[id=7854681 A[7874052,7872986,"Charlie and the chocolate factory/VIDEO_TS",0@0531.13:39,0] host=vid-server encodedBy= format=null \\nas-server\Disk-1\videos\Charlie and the chocolate factory\VIDEO_TS, Seg0[Sat 5/31 13:39:02.999-Sat 5/31 13:39:03.000]] ifn=null] nPlayin=false
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.125 Ticker enabled
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.126 ERROR 'IN' rendering op was lost in the animation system!!!
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.139 VF processing on UI Thread VFJob[LoadMF r=0.0 t=0 file=MediaFile[id=7854681 A[7874052,7872986,"Charlie and the chocolate factory/VIDEO_TS",0@0531.13:39,0] host=vid-server encodedBy= format=null \\nas-server\Disk-1\videos\Charlie and the chocolate factory\VIDEO_TS, Seg0[Sat 5/31 13:39:02.999-Sat 5/31 13:39:03.000]] ifn=null]
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.151 VF file=MediaFile[id=7854681 A[7874052,7872986,"Charlie and the chocolate factory/VIDEO_TS",0@0531.13:39,0] host=vid-server encodedBy= format=null \\nas-server\Disk-1\videos\Charlie and the chocolate factory\VIDEO_TS, Seg0[Sat 5/31 13:39:02.999-Sat 5/31 13:39:03.000]] targetTime = Sat 5/31 13:39:02.999
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.152 VideoFrame.timeSelected(Wed 12/31 19:00:00.000, true) currFile=MediaFile[id=7854681 A[7874052,7872986,"Charlie and the chocolate factory/VIDEO_TS",0@0531.13:39,0] host=vid-server encodedBy= format=null \\nas-server\Disk-1\videos\Charlie and the chocolate factory\VIDEO_TS, Seg0[Sat 5/31 13:39:02.999-Sat 5/31 13:39:03.000]]
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.152 display aspect :1.7777778
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.152 initDriver0()
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.163 fav=null
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.163 airing=MediaFile[id=7854681 A[7874052,7872986,"Charlie and the chocolate factory/VIDEO_TS",0@0531.13:39,0] host=vid-server encodedBy= format=null \\nas-server\Disk-1\videos\Charlie and the chocolate factory\VIDEO_TS, Seg0[Sat 5/31 13:39:02.999-Sat 5/31 13:39:03.000]]
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.164 comautoskip=true
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.164 MiniPlayer established for 001e40b55894
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.336 Built:sage.PlaybackException: ERROR (-3,0x0): There was a problem accessing the filesystem for playback.
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.337 VideFrame had an error loading the file. It must abort the file load.
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.338 closeDriver0()
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.339 processOptionsMenu optionsMenu=default:BHKPG-8471374|OptionsMenu:ErrorMessage
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.344 Closing down MiniDVDPlayer
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.345 VF processing job null nPlayin=false
Sun 7/20 14:40:57.346 VF thread is now waiting for 0:00:00.000

I've highlighted the actual error code, although I'm not sure how useful it is.
I can play this ripped DVD via VLC from the server (and another desktop) fine, so I don't think that the files are corrupt (although I guess there could be something that Sage doesn't like, but VLC is fine with.)

Any thoughts? Again, the other DVDs are on the same NAS (all imported via UNC), and continue to play fine on my HD100 and MVP.

I initially saw this with SageMC, but confirmed that it occurs with the stock UI as well.

The file permissions, from what I could tell via XP, looked the same on these *.VOBs as they are on other VOB files from other ripped DVDs. I confirmed that the Sage Service is using a username + password.

Thanks
Matt

[bcjenkins]

I had this problem yesterday connecting from a Vista client to my Linux server. But only to the files which were on a Lacie NAS mounted as a sub directory.

B

[matt91]

I'm bumping this just to see if anyone else has any thoughts. I guess I'll send it in as a bug report if no one can think of anything obviously wrong.

Thanks
matt

[brettuk]

I've just got this problem too, with WHS. Works fine with all over content, but not getting any luck with DVD's (which do not have CSS).

[evilpenguin]

IIRC for DVD's VIDEO_TS folders need to be accessible via the same path for both the server and the client. So that means that you need to make sure that either...

a) You're only using UNC paths for video import directories (easiest solution if you're only using Windows)
b) The drives are mounted/accesable via the same drive/path (i.e. "V:\dvds\...") on the server as they are on the client. Also, if you have it setup this way, you may run into occasional errors where the drive becomes disconnected and your system fails to auto reconnect.

[matt91]

Originally Posted by evilpenguin

a) You're only using UNC paths for video import directories (easiest solution if you're only using Windows)

Yup, all of them are available @
\\nas-server\Disk-1\videos\...

[gplasky]

And the user you are using to run Sage is the same user ID on your NAS?

Gerry

[Fuzzy]

Do any of your other DVD directories contain spaces? or are they using underscores? I don't use ripped DVDs, but spaces in UNC paths are knowsn to cause problems from time to time. Perhaps rename the folder to Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory?

[matt91]

Originally Posted by Fuzzy

Do any of your other DVD directories contain spaces? or are they using underscores?

Many do contain spaces, and they all work fine. I was planning to rename the folder anyway, so perhaps I'll rename it to something without spaces just for kicks...

Matt

[rember]

I had have this problem for long time, i can't find an answer to it, i did open a thread asking the same question with little to nothing help. what i have is htpc local machine running sagetv as client, no need for unc paths, and i can't even play dvds from the DVD burner installed in the same machine, i get the exact same error, not sure whats going on.

[paulbeers]

Originally Posted by rember

I had have this problem for long time, i can't find an answer to it, i did open a thread asking the same question with little to nothing help. what i have is htpc local machine running sagetv as client, no need for unc paths, and i can't even play dvds from the DVD burner installed in the same machine, i get the exact same error, not sure whats going on.

What decoder are you using?

[rubell]

im a new sagetv user and had the same problem. i added the local machine user to the server persmissions explicity and forced them to inherit down. bingo, dvds work!

[rember]

Can you please elaborate how do i go about doing that?

[rember]

the decoders i'm using is Nvidia Pure video for both Video and DVDs

[rubell]

Originally Posted by rember

Can you please elaborate how do i go about doing that?

sure...

i use windows home server, so i RDP into it. then i go to my "shares" and right click on "videos" (this is where all my movies are). click "properties" and then "security". you will see a list of users and then their permissions. i clicked "add user" and searched for the user of the client computer "home 1" that is running the sagetv client. i added that user and gave it all permissions (probably overkill but whatever) and then clicked the checkbox that says "force inheretince of all permission to files, folders, etc.". it runs for a few minutes and then you're good. for all future subfolders it should automatically apply the new permissions, you just have to force them once.

[rubell]

forgot something. i also had to change the path from "localhost" to "Whs" in the video library configuration in sagetv client.