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I found with my Kubuntu installation that I couldn't play DVDs after following all the instrucitons on the community documentation but funnily enough after i set up mp3 playback it worked. Difference being libxine1-ffmpeg although i don't know what you'll need or if this helps. The other problem I had from 6.06 days was I was running the AMD64 version and needed some extra stuff to smooth out the 32-64 problems.
Just some food for thought... mmm food. I'm going to eat lunch.
Now I have. It works, so I guess the codecs are installed. But mplayer seems to want to go directly to the video (chapter 1), skipping the menus. I need to access the DVD menus.
I understand that Totem is simply a front-end to the actual players (xine, mplayer). How do I tell which player it is using?
To my list of codecs, I've added ffmpeg and w32codecs, seemingly no difference.
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