On Sat, Jun 29, 2002 at 12:48 -0400, Ronald J. Hall wrote: > Theo, get Ogle and install it. It works great, is easy to install, and will > even let you do menu navigation. It won't work with absolutley *all* DVD's > but it does work with the majority of my small collection. > > You will need these files: > > a52dec-libs-0.7.2-2.i686.rpm > libdvdcss-1.2.1-fr1.i386.rpm > libdvdread-0.9.3-ogle1.i686.rpm > libxml2-2.4.13-1.i686.rpm > ogle-0.8.3-ogle1.i586.rpm > ogle_gui-0.8.3-ogle1.i386.rpm > > >From their website: > > http://www.dtek.chalmers.se/groups/dvd/ > > Note that there are various 386/586/686 versions - grab what you need for > your particular CPU... > > If you have any problems, post'em and we'll try to help. Lots of Ogle users > here... > > Hope this helps! :-)
I had trouble getting xine to work, well, it showed the movie but no sound. I use Gnome and all other sound apps work ok. I installed ogle now using your mail as advice and everything works! It took less than 10 minutes to download and install. Now I just look at a travel dvd about Paris, France. One thing bothers me a bit: When I start ogle from a terminal I see lots of lines floationg by while the dvd is playing. Those are debug messages about resyncing, framerates and stuff. Can I avoid those by using a cli argument with ogle? They don't seem to cause problems, though. wobo -- Registered Linux User 228909 Powered By Mandrake Linux sum(8.1+0.1) --------------------------------------------------------------------- Microsoft, Windows, Bugs, Lacking Features, IRQ Conflicts, System Crashes, Non-Functional Multitasking and The Blue Screen of Death ("BSOD") are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corp., Redmond, Washington, USA.
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