I'm on a 32-bit system, so it doesn't seem to have anything to do with
32/64 bits.
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Title:
Internal data flow error playing
Public bug reported:
Since upgrading to saucy salamander, with totem 3.8.2-0ubuntu1, I have
errors playing DVDs. They start playing, but after a little while, I get
the Internal data flow error and playback stops. This didn't happen
before upgrading ubuntu.
The dvds are actually iso files
I finally had the opportunity to test this again with the same DVD that
was causing trouble before - it's all working just fine now, using
Maverick, so this can be closed happily, not just expired.
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I just checked the same disc on my machine, still with Karmic. No audio
in totem, but vlc and mplayer both work fine. I imagine the disc is
encrypted, though it's region-free (a met opera DVD).
Here's the console output from totem when I play this:
libdvdread: Using libdvdcss version 1.2.10 for
I didn't try vlc, but mplayer worked just fine. This was in Karmic. It's
not my machine, so I don't think I'll upgrade to Lucid to try it out
before the official release. I'll try to duplicate this with my machine
and the same DVD next week though, and might upgrade then to try it out,
if the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: totem
Audio is working fine on this system for other files. Totem can play
mp3, ogg, avi files without trouble. Playing a dvd, however, the audio
does not play, and totem reports the audio codec as 'N/A'. If I just
navigate to the VIDEO_TS folder on the
I'm using gutsy and it doesn't appear fixed to me... Though this might
be a slightly different problem:
Log in as A, just like normal.
Switch user, log in as B
Log out B.
It should then go back to the A login, asking for the password, but
instead the machine locks up hard, with no cursor
