VLC 0.9.3 does not play "DVD on disk"
Bug #277834 reported by
Zakhar
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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VLC media player |
Fix Released
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Unknown
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vlc (Ubuntu) |
Fix Released
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Undecided
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Unassigned |
Bug Description
Binary package hint: vlc
Version : VLC 0.9.3 on Intrepid official Beta. AMD64 version.
It might be similar to
https:/
that appears to be fixed for DVD playing.
When I try to read "DVD on disk" (e.g. a ripped DVD) it reads all the files instead of reading the "DVD on Disk".
There are also numerous bugs saying it crashes when doing so. It is not crashing on my PC but simply not playing the "DVD on Disk".
I used the option Media / Open a directory...
On Hardy / VLC 0.8.6, this option was correctly playing the same directory I tried today.
Changed in vlc: | |
status: | New → Confirmed |
Changed in vlc: | |
importance: | Undecided → Unknown |
status: | New → Unknown |
Changed in vlc: | |
status: | Unknown → Fix Released |
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Ok so here is a little bit about this bug.
There is a workaroud to open a "DVD on disk" (as it is called on some players like PowerDVD), it is to go to Media / Open a disc... and browse to the directory where the DVD has been ripped. Directory_ of_my_DVD_ on_Disk on the "Open a disc..." dialog box.
So basically you are replacing /dev/scd0 (the default DVD) by /home/Videos/
This way to open a "DVD on Disk" was working as well on VLC 0.8.6 Hardy
It does NOT work on Windows VLC 0.8.X because Windows VLC 0.8.X needs a volume letter like D: to read DVD. Even if you do a subst to supply a volume letter to your directory, it won't read.
I didn't try WIndows VLC 0.9.X
So let's recap :
Open Directory...
=> Windows = OK
=> Hardy = OK
=> Intrepid = KO
Open Disk... (and supply a directory)
=> Windows = KO
=> Hardy = OK
=> Intrepid = OK
So may be "Open directory" does not support anymore reading a DVD, and now the official method to read a "DVD on Disk" is to go through "Open disk" (it makes sense).
So "Open Directory" would now make sense only to read music directories.
Is my understanding correct ?
If so, this bug can be made a suggest : "Open directory..." should detect we have a DVD structure (VIDEO_TS) and play it as DVD, or as if the user had choosen "Open a disc..." and entered the same directory.