> If you mean like the actual movie, it's generally the longest track. You > can use lsdvd to figure that out, or mplayer (generally) picks that one > by default. That's not what I knew. MPlayer by default (usind dvd://) plays the first title, not the longest. A year ago I wrote <qoute> The longest title of a DVD, which probably is the feature movie, can be played like this: mplayer dvd://$(mplayer dvd:// -identify -frames 0 |grep ID_DVD_TITLE |grep LENGTH |sort -n -t = -k 2 |tail -1 |cut -f 4 -d _) This line of course should be seasoned to your own taste with spices like -vo, -ao, -vf scale=... ;-) </quote> The output of "-identify" might have changed so above command might not still work, can't test it right now. Greets, Kiste
