Dvd xine and copy rights.

Joe(theWordy)Philbrook jtwdyp at ttlc.net
Sat May 29 02:12:35 UTC 2004


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It would appear that on May 28, john brennan-sardou did say:

> Hello everybody,
>                         Being a "decent" guy I have just paid thirty dollars
> in order to watch a Dvd on my computer. It is the only dvd in the house. Well,
> the problem is that in xine which normally works well, the film stops after
> two minutes because it is copy protected. This is not normal, and not very
> legal. I have paid the money for the film and I can't see it!!!!!. Anyway of
> getting around this problem. No cheating here the film is called "Lagaan" and
> the buying proof is  773375. I would just like to see my film. Yours John
> Brennan-Sardou

I've found that sometimes which dvd-playing software package works
better depends on the dvd.

It may be that it won't help, But have you tried ogle, or mplayer?

Both are yum installable, Not sure from which repository I got them
from though, I use fedora, freshrpms and dag's... 

So far I haven't found a dvd that one or the other of them won't play,
though sometimes I have to select chapter mode or some such to get it
started.

Good luck.

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