
ivtv at schlomo
Oct 3, 2004, 8:31 AM
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Hi, I use xine dvd://<path-to-ripped-dvd> to play DVDs I copied with dvdbackup to my HD. Works very well with menues etc. Schlomo On Fri, 1 Oct 2004, Preston Crow wrote: > On Fri, 2004-10-01 at 11:56, Jurgen Kramer wrote: > > This probably is asked some time before but...Is is possible to play > > complete DVDs from disk with either mythvideo or mythdvd? My mythbox > > lacks a dvd drive but I have plenty of diskspace to put some DVDs on it > > (vob, ifo, bup files etc). > > Sure. I use xine as my player for mythvideo, but for files ending in > .dvd, it uses a script that changes the DVD device to the file in xine's > config file before telling xine to play a DVD. > > Here's my script: > > #!/bin/csh -f > if ( x"$1" == x ) exit 1 > mv ~/.xine/config.dvd ~/.xine/config.dvd~ > sed '/^input.dvd_device:/s:.*:'$1'' ~/.xine/config.dvd~ > > ~/.xine/config.dvd > shift > xine --config ~/.xine/config.dvd $argv > > This would be a lot simpler if xine would allow the dvd device to be a > command-line parameter instead of only settable in the gui (or by > hacking the config file where the gui saves it). > > This is also a useful trick if you want to take a DVD on a laptop with > you when traveling--I'll bet that the hard drive takes less power than > the DVD drive by a large margin. > > --PC > > -- Regards, Schlomo
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