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On Wed, 2007-11-28 at 16:15 +0100, Beso wrote: |
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> the answer is simple: |
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> kde - kaffeine+xine+libdvdcss2+the libdvd needed |
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> gnome - totem +xine+libdvdcss2+ the libdvd needed |
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> kde/gnome/others - mplayer. |
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> |
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> these are the 3 main choices that are best. |
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Thanks for all of the suggestions. I have a feeling there is something |
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odd that is missing or configured incorrectly on my system. I mentioned |
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that I tried to get Totem to work. I use gnome and have everything |
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installed for totem listed above except xine. Maybe I will try that |
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next. From the other suggestions so far I decided to try vlc as I had |
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heard a lot of good things about it recently. I emerged vlc and it |
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grabbed three other packages as well. I ended up with a vlc command line |
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install and nothing but the --help that didn't get me anywhere. I have |
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enabled the wxwindows for vlc and am reinstalling it. Gentoo does not |
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list a libdvdcss2+ version available. I have libdvdcss 1.2.9-r1 |
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installed as well as all of the other packages that start with libdvd. |
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Thanks, |
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Jim |
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