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Linux DVD HOWTO
Here's a really quick howto on Linux DVD playback.
Grab the following if you haven't already done so:
1. Kernel Patch (adds DVD IOCTL implementation)
For Kernel 2.2.13 , 2.2.14 , 2.3.33 or other
2. Linux DVD Tarball
3. Nasm 0.98 src - RPM libc5 - RPM libc6 (needed for compiling nist)
Debian users can use: "apt-get install nasm"
Here's how to proceed:
1. Patch the kernel:
cd /usr/src
patch -p0 < nov7-2.2.diff
- [ replace nov7-2.2.diff with the path & filename of your patch ]
Compile your kernel. Check the Linux Kernel HOWTO for more info.
2. Unpack Linux DVD Tarball
cd /home/css
- [ replace /home/css with the dir where you put the src tarball ]
mkdir dvd; cd dvd
tar -zxvf ../dvd-munitions.tar.gz
3. Compile the CSS utilities
cd /home/css/dvd/css-auth
- [ replace /home/css with the correct path ]
make
_read_ README for further info
4. Compile Nasm (or install binaries)
tar -zxvf nasm-0.98.tar.gz
cd nasm-0.98
./configure
make; make install
5. Compile Nist (mpeg2player)
cd /home/css/dvd/nist
- [ replace /home/css with correct path ]
./autogen.sh
make; make install
If nist for some reason segfaults on you, try using
the (old) precompiled version.
Attention K6 Users: Change -march=i686 to -march=k6 in
configure.in, and add "#define HAVE_3Dnow" in src/video/recon.c
6. Playing a DVD
cd /to/the/correct/dir/css-auth
tstdvd /path/to/dvd/device
mount the dvd somewhere
tstdvd /path/to/dvd/device /mount/path/video_ts/vts_01_1.vob
cat /dvd/video_ts/vts_01_[1-9].vob|css-cat -v1P -|mpeg2player -vob -f -
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