On Monday 20 Jan 2003 1:49 pm, Terry Sheltra wrote: > Is this something that may have changed from the past? Even before when > I tried to use Xine (and I couldn't get it working then either), when I > would install the d4d or the d5d package, it showed up in the UI as an > option. I'm in the same boat with this, all I get to choose from is VCD > and DVB. Even using the MRL link, I can't get it to recognize a DVD, > much les s play it. The only way I was able to get DVD to show up in > the UI was to install the dvdnav package, but all it would do is play > the intro of a DVD (garbled and mangled), and then show the DVD menu > (all garbled and mangled). The only truly successful program I've been > able to get working with any DVD is ogle. Even then, I wish more of the > UI buttons worked (why no stop button??). I'm not giving up on Xine > yet, and would love to get it working. > The xine package out of the box played the dvd movie disk I tried as a test, so I thought all was well. Then I tried a more modern film, and found that it didn't. At that point I went along to plf and downloaded all the plugins I could find, hoping that they would solve the problem. I think that was a big mistake, since it doesn't work at all now.
Anne -- Registered Linux User No.293302
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