[MPlayer-users] problem playing dvd

[Dragan Noveski]

sorry i did not got it!
but i had a look into .dvdcss, there i can found some of dvd i watched 
listed by name, some are listed by a number.

so but i did not got, what can i do with this now?

cheers,
doc

Alexander Roalter wrote:
> Dragan Noveski wrote:
>> ok, now it happens something strange, after i just posted the last 
>> message, i let the terminal still open, not trying to kill mplayer, 
>> and see, it begun to play!?
>> now the movie is runing, but i mean it needed about lets say 6-8 
>> minutes to begin?
>
> I'm not sure if it helps, but it can be from breaking the CSS 
> encryption the brute force way (if all other ways fail). You might 
> notice a higher cpu load during this process (but from system, not 
> user space!) Usually, once attained keys should be stored in the 
> directory .dvdcss/XYZ with XYZ being an unique identifier for the DVD 
> you put in (usuall it is the title of the movie all in capital 
> letters, but it can be anything the DVD author gave the project when 
> he created it. Some companies (Sony/Columbia) name their projects 
> often DVD_VIDEO.
>
> I'm not sure though if keys found through the brute force attack are 
> stored there...
>
> And I don't know if my answer is any good.
>
>
>> do you have any idea what the line:
>>
>>
>> Failed to open /dev/rtc: Permission denied (it should be readable by 
>> the user.)
>
> /dev/rtc is usually listed as
> crw-rw----  1 root root 10, 135 Aug  7 23:40 rtc
>
> or something like it, so normal users won't access it. It presents 
> various aids for better timing (based on a real hardware clock, not 
> the kernel time stamp counter or whatever is used otherwise), but it 
> has nothing to do with playing a movie.
>
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