You really should update to 5.0.0, because it solves a lot of crashes.
Best,
Le 25/08/2014 08:18, Michael Russo a écrit :
mplayer dvd://1 or 2 works fine, but mplayer in ubuntu is not compiled with
dvdnav support, so I gotta go build it or find a recent PPA built with it.
XBMC (which also uses libdvdnav) also crashes when trying to play this ISO.
I am still using the distribution-provided libdvdread 4.2.1 so I'll
compile the latest and see if that helps, I never did because the crash was
occurring in libdvdnav.
On Mon, Aug 25, 2014 at 9:50 AM, Steve Dibb <[email protected]> wrote:
Michael Russo wrote:
That's assuming any version of libdvdnav was able to open the disc. ;)
Steve Dibb replied off-list and asked me for the IFO files which I have
provided. When I opened the disc in DVD Shrink (a Windows program, I'm
running in a VM) it was able to parse and see all the titles and menus,
but
it must have just copied them into the destination unmodified because it
still crashes (at least VLC for Windows does which I assume uses libdvdnav
inside).
I looked at the IFOs with libdvdread 5.0.0, and didn't have any problems
looking at the data, and nothing looked out of the ordinary to me. :T
The first two title tracks are both the exact same length, the first one
being widescreen, and the second full frame. I'd try playback with
something else built with dvdnav and dvdread such as mplayer, mplayer2 or
mpv, and see if it has similar issues:
mplayer dvd://1
mplayer dvdnav://1
Steve
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