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I am recieving an error while attempting to play a DVD. The error is "mplayer interrupted by signal 11 in module video_read_properties". The platform is Suse 10, kernel 2.6.13-15.8. Any ideas? Thanks
more information would be useful.. offhand it sounds like you have a poorly made DVD, but you've not even given us the command line you are using to play it with.
The DVD is commercialy made. I have tried other purchased DVD's with the same result. I am using the GUI interface and going to playlist and adding the files from the DVD and hitting the play button. Thanks.
The DVD is commercialy made. I have tried other purchased DVD's with the same result. I am using the GUI interface and going to playlist and adding the files from the DVD and hitting the play button. Thanks.
check with xine... see if you get the same problem :-)
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