Not sure if thid is an issue since 3.0 update, but I get an application is meditating
message when trying to use bluehd. I get as far as selecting whe to put temp then any action
after that results in the message.
Snoop resulted in this

[1] [« Requester Slave »] [Open] [muidebug] [Read] [Fail]
[2] [BlueHD] [Open] [IXPPCSTACK] [Read] [Fail]
[3] [BlueHD] [ToolType] [WINDOW] [] [Fail]
[4] [netinfo.device] [Open] [ENV:sys/net/group] [Read] [Fail]
[5] [netinfo.device] [Open] [ENV:sys/net/group] [Read] [Fail]
[6] [BlueHD] [Open] [muidebug] [Read] [Fail]
[7] [MUI-Asl-Popup-Task] [Open] [muidebug] [Read] [Fail]
[8] [MUI-Asl-Popup-Task] [Open] [muidebug] [Read] [Fail]
[9] [BlueHD] [Open] [muidebug] [Read] [Fail]

Any ideas?

A *debug* log would be handy here. SnoopDos output is useless.

I can't be bothered! Burned it on the mac side after 3 coasters! with liquiddvd.
Neither stock drive nor usb drive worked, on morphos( which used to work without issues)
I've made a few dvds on morphos. Frying pan failed creating the coasters,
and jalapeno didn't initiate burn either after creating the temps.
BTW ffmpeg ver2010 is 'now' unstable. it takes a few tries to convert the avi to mpg,
without stalling or locking up the system

> ffmpeg ver2010

Do you have a link? I could only find a 2009 version.

I'm really not sure Andreas, I clicked info in c, and it came up as modified 07-feb-10-time
I saw the nov 09 ver on fab's page, but it also has a different MD5:

nevermind it appears both are the same (MD5) on fabs page
mine has 10548 blocks for whatever reason


[ Edited by xyphoid 26.07.2012 - 16:22 ]

> it appears both are the same (MD5) on fabs page

Alright, so you have the same 2009 version apparently. Just to be sure, here is the output of the version I have:

"FFmpeg version SVN-r20529, Copyright (c) 2000-2009 Fabrice Bellard, et al. built on Nov 15 2009 00:16:01 with gcc 4.2.4 (Fedora 4.2.4-6)"

output - FFmpeg version SVN-r20529, Copyright (c) 2000-2009 Fabrice Bellard, et al.
built on Nov 15 2009 00:16:01 with gcc 4.2.4 (Fedora 4.2.4-6)

yep, they are the same..