I found one problem with mixed CD's.Started with no music in one game, but
later I
found that using windows cdplayer audio CD's play right with wine but when
first
track is data whole CD is unplayable. I think I tracked down the problem
to functions
in
dlls/winmm/mcicda/mcicda.c (?) and /dlls/ntdll/cdrom.c
I want to try to find fix myself (I feel it is time to start to work on
something), but if
anyone thinks it is cleanly his playground I will provide as much info as
I can get... don't worry and go ahead. if the fix is correct, no one will complain
So let me know if I should start to try to understand wine code or if I
should let it be...
Until now I spent about one-two hours on it si I made no real progess (I
only learn
how it works...)
depends on you. you can either: - try to fix it yourself - report all data and get directions for the fix - leave is at it is but as in any open source project, the more you put in, the more you get at the end so first option (or second to start with) is the best
problem is that it calculates bad frames for first datatrack (it thinks it
has more then
66 minutes, which is about 3x more then it really has.... dagrab shows
that first track
uses frames 150..99xxx and wine writes to its log 150...288xxx.
did you check the consistency of the mode track info is returned ? normally MCICDA supports several formats (time, TMSF, MSF, frame...), and it can well be that MCICDA "default" format isn't the right one.
After this it cannot find next track and in log I see 'device doesn't
play' A+