Hi, 0n 06/06/[EMAIL PROTECTED]:10 Aaron VanDevender told me:
Sorry, no idea about the mp3 issue. > I have a dvd which I would like to grab some video clips as MPEG 1 > system streams. My DVD-R was created by piping in a camcorder over > firewire to a set-top DVD burner. I then ripped the ISO-9660 image from [...] > 8) What is the deal with all the "libdvdread: CHECK_VALUE failed in > nav_read.c:207" errors? Problems with DVDs from some hardware recorders are a common problem, AFAIK. Even if the "features" they use are legal in the official DVD standard but not commonly used, it will be hard for OSS developers to reengineer such features. As the DVD standard is at $$ and includes signing a NDA, I am afraid this situation will not improve in short time :(. OTOH producers of hardware recording devices could add some "nice" proprietary "features", which will totally break even with the official standard. - Just a mess, IMHO :(. In general it's quite the same situation we had with early DVD players. The less well know the producer of the device is, the more you can hope he has produced a devices following the OSS way of reengineering instead of looking for some extra "features" of the official standard and the more compatible the devices will be. Just my 0.02 EUR. -- bye maik
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