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@samo79

Use Snoopy to check if it's OpenDevice() call that fails or something else and what device and unit values it uses (if they are the correct ones).

Apart from that the latest cdplayer.library is now v52.4:
http://www.a500.org/downloads/libraries ... _7z.readme

@Raziel

Are you sure that shouldn't be RAMIGA-C and RAMIGA-V instead of CTRL-C and CTRL-V?

cdplayer.library v52.3 is now up which fixes a CDDA buffering/playback issue:
http://www.a500.org/downloads/libraries ... _7z.readme

cdplayer.library v52.2 is now available which fixes some bugs in previous version:
http://www.a500.org/downloads/libraries ... _7z.readme

I added also a different setenv trying to redirect to my CD: setenv wo2097/a1ide.device 1 I assume your CD/DVD drive is at a1ide.device unit 1 (primary slave position)? If so, according to the documentation you quoted above you should set the env variables like so: setenv save wo2097/scsi_device a1...

@samo79

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/26599983/cdplayer_lib-debug.7z

Use Sashimi or C:DumpDebugBuffer command to get the debug output.

@samo79 I assume you've made sure you have the CDDA device and unit configured correctly in the game? If it still doesn't work I can make a version of cdplayer.library with some debug output for you so that I can see what/if any cdplayer.library functions are being called, with what data and what th...

Interesting, however are you sure the shell will free the signal automatically? This can lead to even more problems than running out of signal bits, if you'd ask me. Easy enough to test. Just write in following type of program and run it a few times: #include <proto/exec.h> #include <proto/dos.h> i...

So it's enough for you to know that you can allocate a signal explicitly (for example to synchronize two processes) using AllocSignal() (in pre AOS4 style code) or AllocSysObject() (in AOS4 style code) but some system objects (especially in the GUI) are also implicitly allocating one if you do not ...

- No CD audio working, detail below: This problem lies within cdplayer.library... It uses the SCSI command "PLAY AUDIO TRACK INDEX" for playing audio tracks, which isn't supported anymore by most ATAPI drives. I made a patch for cdplayer.library to use "READ TOC" and "PLAY ...