CDVD_TYPE values?

[kevstah2004]

Taken from cd.h do other values in bold just follow on?,
what values does it use for CD-i and SACD or does it just set it as CDDA?

CDVD_TYPE_NODISK = 0x00, // No Disc inserted
CDVD_TYPE_DETECT, = 0x01 // Detecting disc type
CDVD_TYPE_DETECT_CD, = 0x02
CDVD_TYPE_DETECT_DVDSINGLE, = 0x3
CDVD_TYPE_DETECT_DVDDUAL, = 0x04
CDVD_TYPE_UNKNOWN, = 0x5 // Unknown disc type

CDVD_TYPE_PS1CD = 0x10, // PS1 CD with no CDDA tracks
CDVD_TYPE_PS1CDDA, = 0x11 // PS1 CD with CDDA tracks
CDVD_TYPE_PS2CD, = 0x12 // PS2 CD with no CDDA tracks
CDVD_TYPE_PS2CDDA, = 0x13 // PS2 CD with CDDA tracks
CDVD_TYPE_PS2DVD, = 0x14 // PS2 DVD

CDVD_TYPE_ESRDVD_0, = 0x15 // ESR-patched DVD, as seen without ESR driver active
CDVD_TYPE_ESRDVD_1, = 0x16 // ESR-patched DVD, as seen with ESR driver active

CDVD_TYPE_CDDA = 0xFD, // CDDA
CDVD_TYPE_DVDVIDEO, 0xFE // DVD Video
CDVD_TYPE_ILLEGAL, 0xFF // Illegal disk type

[SP193]

Taken from cd.h do other values in bold just follow on?,
what values does it use for CD-i and SACD or does it just set it as CDDA?

CDVD_TYPE_NODISK = 0x00, // No Disc inserted
CDVD_TYPE_DETECT, = 0x01 // Detecting disc type
CDVD_TYPE_DETECT_CD, = 0x02
CDVD_TYPE_DETECT_DVDSINGLE, = 0x3
CDVD_TYPE_DETECT_DVDDUAL, = 0x04
CDVD_TYPE_UNKNOWN, = 0x5 // Unknown disc type

CDVD_TYPE_PS1CD = 0x10, // PS1 CD with no CDDA tracks
CDVD_TYPE_PS1CDDA, = 0x11 // PS1 CD with CDDA tracks
CDVD_TYPE_PS2CD, = 0x12 // PS2 CD with no CDDA tracks
CDVD_TYPE_PS2CDDA, = 0x13 // PS2 CD with CDDA tracks
CDVD_TYPE_PS2DVD, = 0x14 // PS2 DVD

CDVD_TYPE_ESRDVD_0, = 0x15 // ESR-patched DVD, as seen without ESR driver active
CDVD_TYPE_ESRDVD_1, = 0x16 // ESR-patched DVD, as seen with ESR driver active

CDVD_TYPE_CDDA = 0xFD, // CDDA
CDVD_TYPE_DVDVIDEO, 0xFE // DVD Video
CDVD_TYPE_ILLEGAL, 0xFF // Illegal disk type

I guess that it depends on what the console sees those discs as (SACDs were developed after the PS2's launch, right?).
If they are seen as audio discs, they will appear as CDDA discs.

But because they aren't exactly CDDA discs... they might appear as "illegal" discs (Type 0xFF).

If the CD-i contains audio tracks, it might be detected as a CDDA disc... otherwise it'll definitely appear as an illegal disc.

A SACD will probably appear as an illegal disc though. I doubt that the PS2 would recognize it's format.

[kevstah2004]

I tried a Enhanced CD it came up as CDDA so I guess it's the same for all of them, uLE can't see the data movie file either.