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<0> hi for some reason xine wont play dvd but mplayer will, how do i fix this?
<0> The source can't be read.
<0> Maybe you don't have enough rights for this, or source doesn't contain data (e.g: no disc in drive). (Encrypted or faulty DVD)
<0> is the error message
<1> Is libdvdcss2 installed?
<0> yeah
<1> Is xine configured to use the correct device?
<1> (Try "dvd://path/to/drive")
<0> where do i find this option?
<0> normally i use kaffeine
<1> Settings window.
<2> or completely not
<1> :-)
<0> sorry my desktop hung, had to kill X
<2> _ds, ha! i got it right :P
<0> xine: cannot find input plugin for MRL [dvd://0.0]
<0> xine: input plugin cannot open MRL [dvd://0.0]
<0> xine: found input plugin : DVD Navigator
<0> xine: found demuxer plugin: AVI/RIFF demux plugin
<0> xine: found input plugin : file input plugin
<0> xine: found demuxer plugin: DVD/VOB demux plugin
<0> xine: found input plugin : DVD Navigator
<2> xine built wihtout dvd support, maybe
<1> Oh, right... delete "0.0"
<1> Unless you're using a very recent CVS snapshot.
<0> no
<0> dev/dvd
<0> is what it says
<0> (with / in front)
<1> <0> xine: cannot find input plugin for MRL [dvd://0.0]
<0> which plugin do I need?
<1> Not relevant. You're using "dvd://0.0" as the MRL, according to that.
<1> And that *will* be rejected (without my recent fixes).
<1> (Unless you have a suitable file or device node with that name.)
<0> i am having some trouble finding the correct setting
<0> _ds?
<1> Hmm?
<0> could you tell me which setting i had to replace?
<1> media.dvd.device, but you've already said that it's /dev/dvd.
<0> yes
<1> Have you tried using just "dvd:/" as the MRL?
<0> yes
<1> Hmm. Strange... should work identically in kaffeine, xine, gxine...
<1> It wouldn't be the DVD region setting, by any chance?
<0> no its region free
<0> my dvd
<0> it works in mplayer too
<0> just not xine gxine nor kaffeine
<1> It's worth telling xine the correct region anyway.
<2> make sure you do have dvd plugin working correctly, most distributions cripples it
<1> (and building my own xine-lib .debs...)
<2> (yeah and maintaining xine-lib by myself, too :P)
<0> hmmm it used to work till not long ago
<0> i unistalled a lot of **** but everything with xine is there
<2> FFIXXX, which distribution?
<0> mandriva
<2> hrm, not sure how to check their deptree, apt used to take care of it when last i used a binary distro
<0> usely they have crippled version and none crippled version of software
<0> do i need some other libs maybe?
<1> Two odd things: no MPEG demux plugin, and that AVI/RIFF demux is... unusual for a DVD.
<1> This is more like what I'd expect (with timestamps, something else new in CVS):
<1> 23:13:42: xine: found demuxer plugin: DVD/VOB demux plugin
<1> 23:13:42: xine: found input plugin : DVD Navigator
<1> 22:54:56: xine: found demuxer plugin: Elementary MPEG stream demux plugin
<1> 22:54:55: xine: found input plugin : file input plugin
<0> do you know the names of these plugins?
<1> Filenames? Look in /usr/lib/xine/plugins/*
<0> i meant which packages i should install
<1> Dunno. Not used Mandriva...
<0> i am gonna try another user....
<0> see if that helps
<0> thank and if i can't work it out ill try later
<1> Anybody with gcc 3.0?
<1> xine-lib compilation bug report in xine-user...
<0> i tried another (non encrypted dvd this plays
<1> Random thought: rm ~/.dvdcss -rf
<2> FFIXXX, make sure libdvdcss is installed
<2> it's opened at runtime, so it might simply be missing and it will fail to play rather than fail to run
<0> i do have libdvdcss v 1.2.9
<1> Hmm... odd. I *don't* have that installed, yet xine-lib happily reads a commercial DVD. Turns out that libdvdread3 handles CSS too.
<2> _ds, really?
<1> ... hmm, libdl...
<0> i have dvdread too
<0> dvdplay and dvdnav too
<1> Not sure what's going on here...
<0> i was doing some checking seems i might have gotten the crippled version during an upgrade
<1> Hmm. Looks like it's my DVD reader drive which is handling the encryption. I need libdvdcss2 when playing a commercial DVD via the writer.
<1> !suse is non-crippled xine-lib RPMs at http://packman.links2linux.org/?action=124
<3> OK.
<2> _ds, yeah mine too is able to decode region2 fine in hardware, but region 1 has to go through dvdcss
<1> Hmm... I don't have any region 1 DVDs for testing.
<1> regionset says no setting, mask=0xFF for both drives.
<0> damn downgraded but still wont play
<1> --verbose output /may/ help...
<0> - xine engine error -
<0> There is no input plugin available to handle 'dvd:/'.
<0> Maybe MRL syntax is wrong or file/stream source doesn't exist.
<1> That's --quiet ;-)
<0> there was more
<0> but that sums it up
<0> ---------------------- (ERROR) ----------------------
<0> (/dev/dvd)
<0> ------------------ (END OF ERROR) -------------------
<0> ---------------------- (ERROR) ----------------------
<0> (/dev/dvd)
<0> ------------------ (END OF ERROR) -------------------
<0> xine: input plugin cannot open MRL [dvd:/]
<0> xine: cannot find input plugin for MRL [dvd:/]
<0> ---------------------- (ERROR) ----------------------
<0> got XINE_ERROR_NO_INPUT_PLUGIN.
<0> ------------------ (END OF ERROR) -------------------
<0> ---------------------- (ERROR) ----------------------
<0> - xine engine error -
<0> There is no input plugin available to handle 'dvd:/'.
<0> Maybe MRL syntax is wrong or file/stream source doesn't exist.
<0> ------------------ (END OF ERROR) -------------------
<0> ---------------------- (ERROR) ----------------------
<0> - xine engine error -
<0> There is no input plugin available to handle 'dvd:/'.
<0> Maybe MRL syntax is wrong or file/stream source doesn't exist.
<0> ------------------ (END OF ERROR) -------------------
<1> Not /quite/ what I meant - run "xine --verbose=2 |tee log" (or possibly --verbose=3) and post the resulting log somewhere convenient (pastebin or something).
<3> Hello again.
<0> copying....
<0> pastebin is slow.....
<2> use rafb.net/paste/
<0> http://rafb.net/paste/results/kmdhrF87.html
<0> thanks that one worked
<4> libdvdcss debug: cannot open /dev/dvd (No medium found)
<4> oops
<2> does /dev/dvd exist?
<0> yes it is a link to hdc
<0> does xine need gnome-vfs?
<0> to play dvd?
<2> shouldn't
<1> No.
<1> Is hdc the only device in that machine which is capable of reading DVDs?
<0> yes
<1> Just checking :-)
<0> :s
<1> !disclaimer is any help or advice given in this channel is given in the hope that it will be useful, but without any warranty; without even the implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose. Have a nice day :-)
<3> OK.
<0> hmm vlc won't open either
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