= content'Undefined',
%s = streamid'0x22',
},
{
%s = ix4,
%s = langcode'xx',
%s = language'Unknown',
%s = content'Undefined',
%s = streamid'0x23',
},
{
%s = ix5,
%s = langcode'xx',
%s = language'Unknown',
%s = content'Undefined',
%s = streamid'0x24',
},
{
%s = ix6,
%s = langcode'xx',
%s = language'Unknown',
%s = content'Undefined',
%s = streamid'0x25',
},
{
%s = ix7,
%s = langcode'xx',
%s = language'Unknown',
%s = content'Undefined',
%s = streamid'0x26',
},
{
%s = ix8,
%s = langcode'xx',
%s = language'Unknown',
%s = content'Undefined',
%s = streamid'0x27',
},
{
%s = ix9,
%s = langcode'xx',
%s = language'Unknown',
%s = content'Undefined',
%s = streamid'0x28',
},
{
%s = ix10,
%s = langcode'xx',
%s = language'Unknown',
%s = content'Undefined',
%s = streamid'0x29',
},
{
%s = ix11,
%s = langcode'xx',
%s = language'Unknown',
%s = content'Undefined',
%s = streamid'0x2a',
},
{
%s = ix12,
%s = langcode'xx',
%s = language'Unknown',
%s = content'Undefined',
%s = streamid'0x2b',
},
],
},
],
%s = longest_track1,
);
From: Nicolas George geo...@nsup.org
To: FFmpeg user questions ffmpeg-user@ffmpeg.org
Sent: Wednesday, December 3, 2014 3:21 PM
Subject: Re: [FFmpeg-user] dvd2concat error with loopback mounted ISO
Le tridi 13 frimaire, an CCXXIII, Adrian Meyer a écrit :
I am mounting an ISO through loopback and I get 5 messages from libdvdread
through lsdvd and 1 from perl crashing on the eval:
libdvdread: Attempting to use device /dev/loop0 mounted on
/media/raid/Video/divx/iso for CSS authentication
libdvdread: No VTS_TMAPT available - skipping.
libdvdread: No VTS_TMAPT available - skipping.
libdvdread: No VTS_TMAPT available - skipping.
Couldn't read enough bytes for title.
Bad name after device' at (eval 5) line 2.
Can you show the output of lsdvd -Op -x /dev/loop0? Please make sure you
distinguish stdout and stderr, for example by redirecting each in a separate
file ( log_stdout 2 log_stderr)?
I am not a perl programmer. How would I manage to ignore STDERR in this
section of dvd2concat to for lsdvd only if it was succesfull? The -q on
lsdvd does not suppress the output:
There is no need to ignore stderr, it is already written separately. You
would not see it on the terminal otherwise.
What you report looks like a bug in lsdvd (its output in -Op mode should be
valid perl under any circumstance), but I would need to see the output you
get, because I can not reproduce the problem with my version and the ISO
file I have laying around.
Regards,
--
Nicolas George
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