I ran sudo/usr/share/doc/libdvdread3/install-css.sh
But I still get this from Gxine: No demuxer found - stream format not
recognised.
And this from Kaffeine: No plugin found to handle this resource
(dvd:///dev/scd0)
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You
From what i could gather install-css.sh requires build-essential
fakeroot debhelper.
Which was reported here
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libdvdread/+bug/105963
Try running sudo aptitude install libdvdread3 build-essential fakeroot
debhelper
After which you should be able to run
I installed Automatix. Then installed the Multimedia
Codecs with Automatix. Now ALL the dvd players work
wonderfully. Thank you for your help.
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From what i could gather install-css.sh requires
build-essential
fakeroot debhelper.
Which was reported here
just to update the latest libdvdread package in ubuntu-7.04 64bit
depends on build-essential.
Not sure if this was how it was to be or not.
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rerunning the /usr/share/doc/libdvdread3/install-css.sh script worked
for me.
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I've uninstalled and reinstalled libdvdcss w/ different versions of
libdvdread3. It didn't work w/ the version in feisty (hence my bug
report title no css dvd's work in feisty) but it did work w/ the
version in edgy (which is what I have pinned in apt right now). As I'm
overseas right now and
If one read my comments, it wasn't an issue of not having libdvdcss
installed as it was (from edgy or dapper days). It was an issue of the
updated version of libdvdread not working with libdvdcss, so unsure if
just including the script fixes that problem.
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That maybe the case for you,however. the current version of feisty had the
*script* removed from the package thus rendering the installing useless to
the end user. That is what i was bringing to the dev's attention.
As for dvd's running them on a clean edgy install they ran fine for
me,however.
in feisty the libdvdread3 file was missing the CSS script thus the end user
could not play certain files. a fix should be released according the bug
report.
You would have to install feisty and see if the package in question has been
updated.
If it has not then you will have to manually install
how would I have filed a bug report no css dvd's work in feisty if I
wasn't running feisty?
the bug that was fixed wasn't the bug that I filed, albiet somewhat
related. I HAD libdvdcss already installed. The bug I filed was that
the newest version of libdvdread3 in feisty DID NOT WORK with
Hi Shaya, sorry for the confusion. There were several other bugs
reported about the install-css.sh script. Can you open a new bug for
the problem you're seeing with the resulting libdvdcss2? I haven't been
able to reproduce what you're describing.
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I probably wont be able to duplicate this till the middle of April as
I'm in Israel till then (and all my DVDs are in the US).
Kees Cook wrote:
Hi Shaya, sorry for the confusion. There were several other bugs
reported about the install-css.sh script. Can you open a new bug for
the problem
Due to Debian #390544, please use this fixed version of the script.
** Attachment added: install script with safe /tmp use
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7077014/install-css.sh
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libdvdread (0.9.7-2ubuntu1) feisty; urgency=low
.
* Re-add missing install-css.sh, after fixing flaws from Debian #390544,
(LP: #77097).
* debian/control: adjust Maintainer field, add Suggests for install-css.sh
* debian/rules: install install-css.sh, leave perms executable.
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Please also note that Music, Videos and Photos guide says:
quoteinstall the following package [...]
* libdvdcss2
/quote
but there is no libdvdcss2 package available in main, universe or multiverse
repository :-(
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Its possible that the upgrade to Feisty caused the installed css to no
longer function and produce the problem. Then when you reinstalled the
package from Edgy (Which contains the CSS installer) everything would
once again be ok.
That said, the install-css.sh file really needs to be included in
not true. I've upgraded this laptop from when it was running dapper.
libcss was installed already, it was a libdvdread issue, when I
downgraded to edgy's version (of libdvdread) it works perfectly.
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this is due to install-css.sh not being installed, nor the user running
it. is this really a good solution?
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I can confirm this with the current version of libdvdread3 in Feisty
(0.9.7-2); I was able to work around it by installing a package from
Edgy (0.9.6-3ubuntu1).
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