GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 99621
wrong Multi-Session CD and UDF disk labels
Last modified: 2008-09-06 19:10:22 UTC
Mounting CD-Extra info the drive, Nautilus shows strange disk title - few strange characters and (invalid Unicode character). The best behavior when CD-Extra is detecded should be opening a window with selection - play CDDA audio tracks / open data track. Please look ad cdinfo, which reads this label correctly: ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/Linux/utils/disk-management/cdinfo.c
I am not sure if this belongs to gnome-vfs
There is an example of such CD and correct result of cdinfo: cdinfo /dev/cdrom CD Info 1.0 | (c) 1996 Gerd Knorr & Heiko Eißfeldt track list (1 - 11) 1: 00:02:00 (000000) audio 2: 04:03:37 (018112) audio 3: 07:11:00 (032175) audio 4: 12:28:50 (056000) audio 5: 17:17:62 (077687) audio 6: 22:59:72 (103347) audio 7: 25:34:22 (114922) audio 8: 32:08:32 (144482) audio 9: 36:46:30 (165330) audio 10: 43:55:00 (197475) audio 11: 52:07:30 (234405) data 170: 74:38:69 (335769) data (leadout) get mcn : 0000000000000 disc status : unknown (failed?) multisession: 234405 XA audio status: no status try to find out what sort of CD this is session #2 starts at track 11, offset 234405, isofs size 335617 CD-ROM with iso9660 fs iso9660: 655 MB size, label `ECSTASY ' XA sectors Multisession, offset = 234405 CD-Plus/Extra
is that still an issue with the current versions ?
In Nautilus 2.8.2, original bug does not appear, but there is very similar bug: On Multi-Session CD, Nautilus reads label of first session instead of label of mounted session. On UDF (like DVD), Nautilus is unable to read label.
Reopening with this new information.
Additional note: I don't know if it matters, but tested on GNOME without HAL support.
For GNOME with HAL support, it is http://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2860
Reassigning to GnomeVFS since it provides the title, updating version. According to the bug report referenced in comment 7, this is now fixed with HAL.
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