On Mon, Jul 28, 2003, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I installed > libdvdcss0.0.03.ogle3 there were no complains any more when accesssing > dvd but dvd navigation still does not seem to work.
Which program are you using? I suggest you double-check with VLC (the videolan.org APT repository is for woody). > My question is if I need to change > to libdvdread3 (where I actually do not exactly know how to update because > when > I installed libdvdread3 it got installed next to libdvdread2 but still > access > to dvd was not possible for instance in dvd::rip). Or is there a way to tell > libdvdread2 to look for libdvdcss.so.2? Installing libdvdread3 will not help because your DVD reading software will still use libdvdread2. And the symlink trick will do no good because libdvdread3 and libdvdread2 are not compatible (they have the same API but the internal ABI changed a bit). What would probably work is build sid's libdvdread2 on a woody system using apt-get source and debuild. There may even be backports of libdvdread2 somewhere. Anyway, if your problems are due to the libdvdread / libdvdcss interaction, I strongly suggest you upgrade libdvdread and not downgrade libdvdcss. Regards, -- Sam.
