Troy Engel wrote:
> John Pierce wrote:
>> I think you might be having a problem with the
region setting of the
>> drive.
Thanks again, that was 1/2 the battle with this DVD! Once I
set the
region code (indeed, it was in a virginal, unset state) and
booted back
to Fedora I could view a handful of DVDs; except the one I
really wanted
(Leon) wouldn't decrypt. Thanks for solving the first
problem! You're a
lifesaver.
For this DVD I figured out eventually that in .xine/config
(.gxine/config) I had to set the decryption method to
'title', the
default is 'key'.
# CSS decryption method
# { key disc title }, default: 0
media.dvd.css_decryption_method:title
I honestly haven't taken the time to research what the
difference is,
but changing it got me up and running and I'm a happy camper
now. This
option is so buried in the (g)xine UI I can't imagine how
anyone without
some experience (read: grandma  ) could
ever figure out how to view an
encrypted DVD...
thx,
-te
PS: of note mplayer just straight up dies, it's usually the
best movie
player but in this case it was the worst.
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Troy Engel | Systems Engineer
Fluid Inc. | http://www.fluid.com
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