After finishing playback I can’t unmount or eject the dvd. I get the message “An application is preventing the volume ‘XXXXXX_XXX’ from being unmounted.” This doesn’t happen when I use other apps like Totem.
The only way I can unmount or eject the DVD is to restart the PC altogether.
I use VLC as my preferred app for music & video files and would also like to use it for DVD’s as well.
Please let me know if I need to supply further info…
Thanks in advance…
EDIT: I’ve also gone through the preferences in VLC, but nothing seems to help.
Sometimes opening a terminal and typing ‘eject’ works.
Also, sometimes on one’s desktop (I’m running kde-3.5.10) and clicking on “My Computer” and then right clicking on the CD drive, one can select “eject”. … That works for me on KDE-3.5.10, but it did not function on kde4 last I tested KDE4, but that was some time back.
Yes, I did hit quit to exit programme, I couldn’t see any eject button on the VLC GUI, and finally I got this message when I typed ‘eject’ into terminal…
linux-d58s:/home/baldrick/Desktop # eject
umount: /media/XXXXX_XXXX: device is busy.
(In some cases useful info about processes that use
the device is found by lsof(8) or fuser(1))
eject: unmount of `/dev/sr0’ failed
I even uninstalled, and re-installed an new copy of VLC which made no difference @ all.