Hello,
how can I fix it. After it doesn’t load dvd it tell me “ioctl inappropiate for device” after eject.
What can I do?
G
On Sat, 05 Jan 2013 20:46:01 +0000, GabrieleMartino wrote:
> Hello,
>
> how can I fix it. After it doesn’t load dvd it tell me “ioctl
> inappropiate for device” after eject.
>
> What can I do?
You’ll need to provide more information about your system - starting with
what version of openSUSE you’re using, what desktop you’re using, and
specifically what works and what doesn’t work. What kind of DVD? Data?
Video?
That will help those who are going to help you point you in a direction
that helps solve your problems.
Jim
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It’s opensuse 12.2 KDE environment
I have installed VLC
DVD like the one you buy (MOVIES)
Such codecs are not able to be included by default for legal reasons, you might need the packman and libdvdcss repositories. See here: 13. Multimedia Codecs - Install Support For MP3, DVD, WMA, WMV, MOV etc.
On Sat, 05 Jan 2013 21:56:02 +0000, GabrieleMartino wrote:
> It’s opensuse 12.2 KDE environment I have installed VLC DVD like the one
> you buy (MOVIES)
Where did you install VLC from? The standard repos don’t include
anything that can decode CSS (the DRM on commercial DVDs), so you need to
install libdvdcss and the VLC build from the VLC repository.
If you look in the multimedia forum, there’s a sticky post by caf4926
that outlines what you need.
Jim
Jim Henderson
openSUSE Forums Administrator
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I solved. The problem was not in the software. Just very unlucky because I tried to work with 3 DVD but all the three from a collection and old. There fore I realized it was just dirty disc. I cleaned and It works.
Anyway just because asked i took VLC from the web site