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When I start it using -alang en -slang en switches (or -aid 128 -sid 1 ones) it doesn't display subtitles. I need to cycle through the available subtitles using j key to display them.
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I got the same behaviour here
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when I start gmplayer -mouse-movements dvdnav:// command it displays ``Error! Warning MVs not available''
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indeed. I recognized that too. Haven't checked about the cause for it.
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it doesn't show DVD's titles, chapters, audio languages, and subtitle languages, and it doesn't allow to play the titles using DVD menu.
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The DVD-Menu does only handle the dvd:// protocol.
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when I use PgUp, PgDn, or arrows in MPlayer started with mplayer -mouse-movements dvdnav:// command it ``forgets'' selected subtitle and I need to cycle through the subtitles anew.
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same here
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In dvdnav:// mode mplayer works but gmplayer doesn't work.
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dvdnav:// mode works as expected here with gmplayer. No problems (apart from the mentioned ones above)
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mplayer in dvd:// and dvdnav:// modes as well as gmplayer in dvd:// mode don't display subtitles given with -slang or -sid switches.
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same here
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mplayer in dvdnav:// mode doesn't play audio language given with -alang or -aid switches but it plays it in dvd:// mode.
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works here (tested with gmplayer)
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If I use some seek keys to skip the stream in dvdnav:// mode mplayer ``forgets'' selected subtitles and I need cycle through all of them anew. In dvd:// mode there is no problem with skipping the stream and displaying subtitles.
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same here
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I suspect SlackBuilds svn_r27865 MPlayer's version is buggy. Unfortunately I was unable to compile the current dev-SVN-r27942 version because of some errors.
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First, dvdnav:// is not considered that stable yet, therefore dvd:// is still the default. gmplayer is barely maintained so don't expect it to utilize dvdnav:// anytime soon.
If you want a good and thorough GUI for MPlayer use smplayer, and even that one doesn't support dvdnav:// yet (though you can play it when entering it as an URL)
MPlayer-svn is considered stable by the devs but has had some compilation issues in the last couple of weeks. You can expect the devs to fix it as soon as possible.
If you want to use 1.0rc2 that's fine, but don't expect any help, especially from the developers. MPlayer is a moving target and help for released versions is typically given for about 3 months after release.
Second, I don't see this as an issue for SlackBuilds.org. No software is expected to run without problems and newer releases can have regressions. MPlayer is no exception. The SlackBuild works fine, the software does work for the most common scenarios. If you want it fixed, don't report it here, but test it on the most recent svn-version you can get to work and report it upstream. Without Bug-reports chances are pretty low that anything will be fixed.
If it's fixed upstream you can ask the maintainer of the script on SlackBuilds.org to update the script for the then fixed version.
My 2 cents.