[MPlayer-users] Encrypted VOB file (not compiled with libcss support) when playing over mplayer /dev/dvd

[Jörg Esser]

Chris Phillips schrieb:

>[Automatic answer: RTFM (read DOCS, FAQ), also read DOCS/bugreports.html]
>Quoting Jörg Esser <jackfritt at boh.de>:
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>>[Automatic answer: RTFM (read DOCS, FAQ), also read DOCS/bugreports.html]
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>>Chris Phillips schrieb:
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>>>[Automatic answer: RTFM (read DOCS, FAQ), also read DOCS/bugreports.html]
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>>>>>There's got to be a better way to do what I wrote above, but that's what
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>>>>But if you don´t know how much titles a new dvd has you have to insert 
>>>>it first and then you can write a new script.
>>>>I want to automate it. Just play the whole dvd. Think I´ve to write a 
>>>>script what looks for the titles an then I use your
>>>>little "for" routine :)
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>>>>Thought maybe this is an bug because Road Trip DVD has problems and 
>>>>Mr.Deeds hasn´t.
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>>>it's not a bug, just someone not using the program correctly.... why would
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>>>ever want to play ALL the tracks? most dvd tracks contain other information,
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>>>shouldn't be played... only play the real video tracks, not the menu
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>>tracks,
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>>>sound test tracks....
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>>Ok let me clear something. I´ve got 2 DVD one is Mr. Deeds and the other 
>>is Road Trip.
>>I play Road Trip with :
>>mplayer  dvd://
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>wrong. mplayer dvd://1
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I play Road Trip with
mplayer dvd://1

I have the same problem. It only plays the intro then it stops playing. 
If I do
mplayer dvd://2
the film is played till end (without the intro).

With Mr. Deeds I don´t have the problem. It play´s the whole film (with 
the intro :) when  I do
mplayer dvd://1

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>>and get only the first part of the intro then it stops playing. The 
>>films seems to be the 2. title
>>so why does it stop here ?
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>you're using mplayer wrong....
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Thx,


Joerg Esser