ISO DVDs and Android

[gibraltar]

Hi,

I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 on oficial Android 7.
I've been trying to play my DVD ISOs using VLC but the experience is really bad. I can open the file and access the DVD menu but some seconds into it the tablet starts to get really slow. I can't get VLC to react to touch input. Some times I can get to the movie but the same thing happens, after some seconds VLC becomes unresponsive to touch. Movie continues to play, slow, but I can't get response from touch so can't change áudio alnguages or configure subtitles.

Any help will be apreciated.

[gibraltar]

A little help please

[Dekans]

This should be fixed starting version 3.0.6.
Next update will roll out in the next few days.

[mr-b]

Not wishing to hijack this thread, but will the non-functioning menu item selection in ISOs also be fixed?

[gibraltar]

Hi,

Update: I installed 3.0.9 (beta from store) and the DVD ISOs play nice now. Haven't tested long enough, but what a diference: Smooth vídeo playback.
The menu selection does not seem to be working has expected; have to press a couple of times for VLC to register the touch on a menu item (selection subtitles or chapters ou anything else).

[avtechrva]

I have been using vlc for years on macs and pcs. I recently got a Chromebook and am able to get DVD files to show up in my files, but am unable to open with vlc. I see others are able to and am wondering if I am just totally missing a menu. Please help.
Thanks

[Dekans]

Hack for DVD menus.

Concerning Chrome OS, it's the very same app than on Android devices. it should work.

[mr-b]

Hack for DVD menus.

Ok, how do we "hack" it exactly?

[Dekans]

Typo, I meant 'Ack', we'll take a closer look.

[mr-b]

Great, tx.