Loading *.iso forces close Kodi 21

[Endur]

Bug report

Describe the bug

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If I try to load an .iso file from a directly attached USB3 device Kodi forces close immediality.
Kodi 20. was working fine - also master/nightly 22alpha is working fine. #24964 doesn't fix that. It's a different issue.

Expected Behavior

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Simply play the *.iso as usual.

Actual Behavior

Force close of Kodi.

Possible Fix

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Open any *.iso file

Debuglog

The debuglog can be found here:

https://paste.kodi.tv/edifeconal.kodi

The log is done with adb debugging over ssh. Also with | grep -i kodi.
Kodi 21 opens the *. iso with OnPlayMedia which forces close
05-01 13:48:53.280 9015 9031 D Kodi : **ERROR: fseeko (): Invalid argument

Kodi 22 master/nighly opens the *. iso with VideoPlayer::OpenFile: which is working well

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Additional context or screenshots (if appropriate)

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It's on Minix NEO U22-XJ Max. Kodi 20 was working fine. Kodi 21 can't play the *.iso even fix #24964 was applied.
Kodi 22alpha of master/nightly is working fine.

Your Environment

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• [x ] Android

• iOS

• tvOS

• Linux

• macOS

• Windows

• Windows UWP

• Operating system version/name:

• Kodi version: 21

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[joseluismarti]

Can confirm that it occurs when opening an .iso file that is stored on the internal storage and only affects v21.

Debug message:

D Kodi : **ERROR: fseeko (): Invalid argument`

This crash is caused by libcdio-gplv3 library when trying to open the file from:

xbmc/xbmc/filesystem/ISO9660Directory.cpp

Line 38 in a9076fe

if (!iso->open(url2.GetHostName().c_str()))

I think it's because the fseeko() function is not available before API level 24. We'll have to wait for a workarround.

[Endur]

Don't understand this right...The device is running on Android 9 which has API level 28, also shown well on Kodi -> System information.

[mjoseph81]

I'm having this same issue. I use Kodi to play DVDs I ripped as ISOs and store on an NFS server. This function is completely broken. I back loaded Kodi to v19.5 where this was working but I had to disable all auto-updates on my chromecast otherwise it keeps loading v21 and breaking the ISO function. Please fix.

[joseluismarti]

@mjoseph81 if the ISOs are on network storage, the cause is different and has been fixed. Try an Omega 21.1 nightly build.

[mjoseph81]

Jose, Thanks for the feedback but the version in the Google play store is 21.0 which does not work. Until a functioning version is released to google I will have to disable auto- updates. Thanks, Matt

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[joseluismarti]

@Endur tests this build which includes a possible fix

[Endur]

Have that build tested. The force close is gone, this error was fixed!
Thanks...
/Matthias

[thexai]

Fixed by #25156