I can verify that the patch attached to the bug fixes the issue for me
on powerpc (ibook G4). The playback does not work at all in totem
before applying the patch. I am using totem packages form experimental
and with this patch I can have complete playback (with navigation).
Searching for word BIG
Any update on this issue?
Unfortunately I could not get access to a i386 machine to check side
effects of the patch if any.
Onkar
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Package: libdvdread4
Severity: normal
I also confirm that the patch from Lorenz Minder solves this issue and DVD
playback works again in Totem and VLC on my powerpc box. I was looking for a
culprit for quite some time. I built my own libdvdread and it works like a
charm now. Thanks Lorenz! Plea
Package: libdvdread4
Version: 4.1.3-5
Severity: important
Hi,
With the newest libdvdread4 from testing I can't replay any DVDs anymore
in mplayer on PowerPC. I get the following on the console:
libdvdread: Using libdvdcss version 1.2.10 for DVD access
libdvdread: Invalid main menu IFO (VID
Lorenz Minder wrote:
> This is with mplayer from debian-multimedia.org.
please reproduce with debians mplayer.
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Hi,
Daniel Baumann wrote:
> please reproduce with debians mplayer.
Debian's mplayer works fine. However, I find this hardly surprising,
since Debian's mplayer does apparently not link against libdvdread4.
(Instead, the library is compiled in statically, probably the version
that is included in m
One more note. If I add "#define WORDS_BIGENDIAN" to the top of bswap.h
before building, that fixes both totem and mplayer for me (but of course
breaks everything for little-endian architectures).
I can't find the code which configures endianness, which makes me wonder
why that ever worked in the
tag 531621 +patch
thanks
Hi,
The attached patch does the trick for me. I think this should work when
the libc is glibc, which, I believe, is the case for all Debian ports.
It should first be tested on a little endian platform, such as i386,
though. (I do not currently have access to such a mach
Lorenz Minder wrote:
> The attached patch does the trick for me. I think this should work when
> the libc is glibc, which, I believe, is the case for all Debian ports.
> It should first be tested on a little endian platform, such as i386,
> though. (I do not currently have access to such a machin
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