The other thing you might want to do is run mplayer from the command line and see if any error messages come up on a dvd that skips.
I think the incantation is: mplayer dvd://n Where n is the title you want to view (I think mplayer still doesn't do dvd menus.) 1 is often the main title, but sometimes its a trailer, or the dolby sound demo or a tedious copyright message, just keep increasing n until you get the one you want, or use ls -l on the dvd (you obviously need to mount it to do that) to pick the longest title, the VOB files are numbered in as semi-human readable format) If mplayer cannot find your dvd device by itself you can add -dvd-device=/dev/hdc or whatever anyway you may get a reasonable error message. I am on the mplayer-users mailing list and can feed a question in there if you like. On Thu, 06 Oct 2005 12:20:41 +1300 Douglas Royds wrote: -- Nick Rout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
