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Alrite, i'm trying to play a dvd with wine, i have the /dev/hdc mounted and when i click play it says "The source can't be read. Maybe you don't have eoungh right for this, or source doesn't contain data (e.g: not disc in drive). (Error reading NAV packet.)" and before/while i get that error i can see the the player has recongize the dvd because its displaying the title. I'm also loged in as root
sweet got it almost wokring, it xine brings up the dvd's copyright screen then its stops and gives me the same errors message as before, very stange. any more suggestions?
when i installed libdvdcss i had to create symlinks in /usr/lib/ to the libdvdcss files in /usr/local/lib where they were installed when i built the package, you may have to do something similiar to get xine to work.
Ok found them, downloaded them, uncompressed them, ./configure, make, make install (from the readme). Now that I have done all that (and with out errors as far as I can tell) what do i do next?
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