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Working fine here now with latest ffmpeg-git & vlc-git 0x9707f68] avcodec decoder debug: libavcodec initialized (interface 0x360c64) [0x9707f68] avcodec decoder debug: ffmpeg codec (Windows Media Audio Lossless) started [0x9707f68] avcodec decoder debug: Using 192000 bytes output buffer [0x9707f...

What you are describing would only happen here if you set custom equalizer values, but didn't set it, (the 10 band equalizer), to always be enabled. If you set it as enabled then vlc will always will use your custom setting no matter how you open the file(s), either from the r. click, d. l. click or...

If you right click - sort by - track number - ascending it will order them properly. Whether vlc remembers that the next time you open who knows - if you add the dir. to the media library and access from there it probably should The default manner in which vlc adds files when opening a dir. is a bit...

For the moment try in command, (don't see any fix as of yet in 1.1.1

I would suggest that overall there is no problem playing dvd media with the current dvdnav and certainly not with vlc which remains the best at dvd playback/navigation by far. The most likely reasons for your trouble would be local - whether with your setup or the disk itself, there is a very slim p...

try enabling universe

http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searc ... ywords=vlc

There has been some poor behavior reported since those updates were applied, a bug report I noticed for karmic, likely hardy is also affected. (and more than wma decoding is broken https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ffmpeg/+bug/567913 I have installed today last version of ffmpeg with the tut...

If you want to not have .avi in the new name then maybe work this into your dst
"${a%.avi}.mpg"
sorta like - picking up at the dst

Well you can have vlc move subtitles down - certainly with dvd's, or mpeg2 video's. The amount possible will be determined by your display and ar of the video Just look in tools -> preferences -> Subtitles & Osd, -32 to -56 px should do. Ex - 300 - all in black, up to 2 display lines http://img6...

You may also open a VIDEO_TS or folder holding one properly as a dvd from the vlc side by going Media -> Open Disc -> and then browse to the folder or VIDEO_TS itself.

That will ensure proper navigation, ect.

If avail. in whatever vlc you're using then set 'Display Mode' to 'complete look with information area'

In linux - tools - preferences - Interface - display mode

While this may be a local or ubuntu 9.10 issue - All builds of 1.1 from the last couple of days semi fail on the install with this - Making install in . GEN stamp-cache ./vlc-cache-gen: error while loading shared libraries: libvlc.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory make[...

how do I turn it off

Then system -> preferences -> qt 4 settings -> appearance -> gui style drop down
try cleanlooks
There are other benefits of moving off of the default or gtk style that you may notice

Never used getdeb but it would certainly appear you haven't added it your sources properly so all you're doing is re-installing the karmic repo version (search vlc on synaptic and see what the avail. ver. is Compiled by buildd@yellow.buildd Possibly have a read http://www.getdeb.net/updates/ubuntu/9...

You can try it this way - vlc cannot start on the main menu due to some structure protection and the way the VIDEO_TS.ifo is written start the disc as you normally would - you should start on a trailer Frrom the playback tab choose either title -> dvd menu or title -> title 1, in both cases the main...

start vlc from terminal as such and look for the cause Most likely reasons
libdvdcss2 is not installed audio and or video output issue - try a different output (tools ->preferences - in the output drop down

There are probably half a dozen ways to access and or enable "File Management "where the setting can be made... A couple in terminal - then enable in system -> preferences, then access thru there alacarte to access directly nautilus-file-management-properties Insert your media holding down...

try and see if any difference

mms would be better as such
mms://85.214.45.87/fritz.dienstag.2?MSWMExt=.asf

do you have cairo-dock installed?

install libdvdcss2

It's pretty hard not to get xvid decoding (mpeg4) with vlc or anything else, it's not a restricted format so the run of the mill libavcodec available in 9.04 should suffice if you have a packaged vlc install If your running vlc 1.0.2 in jaunty then you probably added a ppa, do you have any other ppa...

Does this mean that w64codecs are not hooked up dmo is only for the 32bit codecs (w32codecs, win32 codecs Even if the dmo loader worked in 64 bit vlc it wouldn't matter, there's virtually no codecs in w64codecs (only a few rm .so's If you had more recent shared ffmpeg libs and a vlc 1.02, 1.03 buil...

In a terminal

with vlc 1.X.X you may lose dvd navigation if opening a VIDEO_TS or folder holding one as a folder or dir.
In which case open as a disc instead
media -> open disc and browse to VIDEO_TS or folder holding one