hicham wrote:
I made a yum install xine on FC2
but couldn't play a dvd , I get
"Xine engine error"
"There is no input plugin available to handle dvd:/"
installed mplayer as well
" couldn't open DVD device "
--- Peter Silcock <smallcreep@xxxxxxxxxx> a écrit : >
I also have brw against /dev/hdc with a symbolic
link from /dev/dvd. My
problem was that I didn't remove the ide=scsi option
from grub.conf when
I upgraded from FC1. Once I removed that everything
was fine (almost) -
though I don't use kaffeine.
Peter Silcock
Ian Hilliard wrote:
Has anyone been able to get xine / kaffeine
running under Fedora Core
2. I have been looking at the problem for a couple
of days now. The
problem appears to be with accessing the DVD
drive. Mplayer on the
other hand has no problems.
I'm sure that I am just missing something. I first
installed fedora
over my RH9 installation and xine worked very
well. Unfortunately the
installation was such a train wreck in so many
other areas. Now
kaffeine believes that it has insufficient rights
to access the drive
although ls -l indicates that /dev/hdc is
brw------- . I figure that
should be sufficient.
Does anyone have an idea where else to look for
the problem?
Ian
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You need to know what is the correct device name of your dvd drive and
then make a link to it, check it out by using the Main menu->System
Tools->Hardware Browser->CD rom drives, highlite the dvd drive, and look
at below- Device information, you will see the device name of the dvd
drive (Example /dev/scd0, be aware of this because different machine can
probe your physical dvd drive as different device and yours may be
detected such as /dev/hdc, so you must know what exactly you physical
dvd drive is detected as). Now go to command line (Main menu->System
tools->Terminal), and use the command " ln -s /dev/scd0 /dev/dvd",
this will make a link to dvd device which was not there by default.By
now, if you have installed the MPlayer (correctly), then you can fire
it up to play dvd. I belive same will work for xine.
