On Monday 01 January 2007 19:40, Paulo Cavalcanti wrote: > > I've not come across this problem before. Most of my DVDs play > > correctly. Is this an additional drm layer or similar? > > I do not know why you are having problems with xine. > > But you have to fix libavcodec, which is part of ffmpeg. > > ffmpeg contains all of the codecs: DivX3,4,5, xvid, aac, a52, etc... > In windows, it is known by ffdshow. It is the heart of mplayer. > ffmpeg can be downloaded from freshrpms (FC6): > > http://zod.freshrpms.net/rpm.html?id=801 > > or, if you are not using FC6, then I suggest you to get ffmpeg from ATrpms: > > http://atrpms.net/name/ffmpeg/ > > If you want just to play dvds, the best program is vlc, also available > in freshrpms. > It has a better control of dvd menus. > > http://www.videolan.org/ > > /Paulo Roma. Thanks for the info, Paulo. I'm not very au fait with codecs, which is why I asked. It's not really 'my thing', but it is nice, sometimes to be able to play a disk. Actually, to be really honest, it just peeves me that someone can try to stop me viewing something that I've legally bought :-) It's a bit like saying that I can buy a book, but I can't read it on the train, in bed or in the bath :-) Anne
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