> Sure, but you still don't end up with menu support that way and, unless > you're willing to manually work out which tracks/chapters are the > relevant material at ripping time or simply dump all of them (hundreds > in some cases) and pick through a directory browser each time you want > to view, this is fiddly.
I guess - didn't really think about that. I don't deal with much outside movies and tv shows. > I'd certainly use DVD menus in mvpmc (and ideally without VLC support, > so I don't have to fire up a PC to provide it) to play DVDs from > unmodified images stored on a NAS device. Agreed that given the DVD is already in a format the mvp can play with its own hardware that it makes little sense to get VLC involved. I'm not nearly enough of an expert to know, but I guess getting DVD menus working with mvpmc could be pretty tough. Rob -- ===================================================== Robin Rawson-Tetley ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Yahoo: bobintetley MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED] GTalk: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Home: http://www.rawsontetley.org I prefer encrypted email. Download my public key from http://www.rawsontetley.org/rrtpk.asc.gz
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