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slack 10.1 ... xine under fluxbox .... i have libdvdcss and libdvdread and dvd nav .... all installed via pkgool ... everything done acording to standard ... no dice ... ...
- 07-12-2005 #1Just Joined!
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DVD help!
slack 10.1 ... xine under fluxbox .... i have libdvdcss and libdvdread and dvd nav .... all installed via pkgool ... everything done acording to standard ... no dice ... any thoughts?
thanks
edit ...i just tried it as root and it works ... is my entry in fstab wrong ...i can read from the drive every other time i have ever mounted a disk...
- 07-12-2005 #2
Did you install libxine?
http://cambuca.ldhs.cetuc.puc-rio.br/xine/
- 07-12-2005 #3Linux Enthusiast
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Re: DVD help!
Could you be more specific? Like any errors or anything you have been getting,
Originally Posted by aaron.d
, just put 'em on here and we'll see what we can do.
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if you su root and it worked, it means that you need to check the userlevel permissions for the login that you were trying it under before.
if you couldn't access the drive under the other name, then yes...fstab is borked up...otherwise, check those permissions.Chicks dig giant mechanized war machines
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yes ... i added alll of the above packages with pkgtool as root.
Originally Posted by LondoJowo
like i said ...root can play dvds fine now
2 of them "source cannot be read. you may not have enough rights for this or there may be no disk in the drive"
Originally Posted by onlinebacon
and
"there is no input plugin available to handle dvd:/, maybe mrl syntax is wrong or file source doesnt exist"
i used to think these were 2 different messages ...but no i think its strictly permissions. But as a normal user i can read the disks in the drive mounted by root just fine ...i just cant mount them myself.
sorry im dumb at 6ish in the morn ....how do i do that?
Originally Posted by TheBigPhish
- 07-12-2005 #6
It sounds like you forgot to change the mount options to allow users to be able to use the drive, in fstab find the line that's for your dvd drive and look at the bit that says noauto,owner,ro or something similiar, change owner to user, that should sort it out
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Are we talking about DVD films here? You don't mount DVD films at all, as they are accessed and decrypted as a block device.
- 07-12-2005 #9that is 'users'
Originally Posted by Krendoshazin
not user
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- 07-12-2005 #10user - allows common users to mount the system/device. The user who mounted the device is the only one able to umount the system/device.
Originally Posted by loft306
users - allows users to mount and umount any of the devices.


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