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I have been messing around with an old computer using Kubuntu for a couple of months now. I installed a new Pioneer dvr-112d DVD R/RW but am having some issues.
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- 07-29-2007 #1Just Joined!
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dvd r/rw not copying files
I have been messing around with an old computer using Kubuntu for a couple of months now. I installed a new Pioneer dvr-112d DVD R/RW but am having some issues.
I am trying to copy files from a back-up DVD I made of my XP machine. during the drag and drop copy process I get this error on random files "Cannot copy file: file path and name". It does not do this on all files and when I repeat the process it does not do it on the same files. The DVD copies fine into my other XP machine. I figure because of the above it is not the DVD but either the drive is defective or there is something up with the OS.
Also, my new dvd drive does not show up in my /media folder like my cdrom and floppy drives. What is up with that and could it be related to the drive errors. How can I change the speed at which the drive rips files from the dvd? I think this might be ab issue.
Thanks for any help!
- 07-29-2007 #2Just Joined!
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Fixed problem but cant play DVDs
Ok, I do not know why but the DVD player did not like being connected on the same cable as my super old Toshiba. Would an 80 pin cable allow both to be connected?
The dvd drive works for transferring files now but I still cannot play DVDS with it. Is it true that linux cannot play dvds because of copy right protection issues?
I get this error when I try to play a dvd with Kb3: "No plugin found to handle this resource" and then when I get details "xine: couldn't find demux...".
How can I watch dvd movies with Linux.
Thanks
- 07-29-2007 #3life is the greatest opportunity that the nature had given you
- 07-29-2007 #4
Execute this
VLC player supports all Media formats.Code:sudo apt-get install vlc
It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
New Users: Read This First
- 07-29-2007 #5
oh you are using Kubuntu. I didn't observed that
and for mplayer
sudo apt-get install mplayer mplayer-gui mplayerplug-inlife is the greatest opportunity that the nature had given you
- 07-30-2007 #6Just Joined!
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Thanks all,
I will check these out. I just finished putting together another system with kubuntu for a friend so these will help out. Linux forums: saving computers one question at a time!
Thanks again


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