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This page outlines information about DVD playing with LinuxMCE.
This page outlines information about DVD playing with LinuxMCE.


As the [[Xine Player]] is used to play DVD, most of the settings can be changed in the /etc/pluto/xine.conf configuration directory.
As the [[Xine|Xine Player]] is used to play DVD, most of the settings can be changed in the $root/etc/pluto/xine.conf configuration directory. $root points either to the root directory of the Core/Hybrid, ie. the file is /etc/pluto/xine.conf, or one of the diskless orbiters. The diskless orbiters file is /usr/pluto/diskless/$orbiter-id/etc/pluto/xine.conf.


== DVD Language ==
== DVD Language ==
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remove the hash and change it to the preferred language. For example, changing it to german, the line looks like this:
remove the hash and change it to the preferred language. For example, changing it to german, the line looks like this:
  input.dvd_language:de
  input.dvd_language:de
== Audio Output via SP/DIF ==
If you have problems sending sound out thru your digital outs (SP/DIF coax or optical) have a look at the [[Sound_Cards#xine.conf|Sound Card]] page.
== libdvdcss2 ==
In 1004 (as of 12/29/2013) I had to do the following to get it work:
echo "deb http://download.videolan.org/pub/debian/stable/ / " >> /etc/apt/sources.list
apt-get update
apt-get install libdvdcss2
[[category: programmer's Guide]]

Latest revision as of 02:20, 30 December 2013

This page outlines information about DVD playing with LinuxMCE.

As the Xine Player is used to play DVD, most of the settings can be changed in the $root/etc/pluto/xine.conf configuration directory. $root points either to the root directory of the Core/Hybrid, ie. the file is /etc/pluto/xine.conf, or one of the diskless orbiters. The diskless orbiters file is /usr/pluto/diskless/$orbiter-id/etc/pluto/xine.conf.

DVD Language

To change the default DVD language from the current english, locate the line

#input.dvd_language:en

remove the hash and change it to the preferred language. For example, changing it to german, the line looks like this:

input.dvd_language:de

Audio Output via SP/DIF

If you have problems sending sound out thru your digital outs (SP/DIF coax or optical) have a look at the Sound Card page.

libdvdcss2

In 1004 (as of 12/29/2013) I had to do the following to get it work:

echo "deb http://download.videolan.org/pub/debian/stable/ / " >> /etc/apt/sources.list
apt-get update
apt-get install libdvdcss2