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...eam libav: Has ffmpeg 3.2.5 not ffmpeg 2.8.13 what is the background for vlc. In principal it's possible to build ffmpeg 3.4. http://centos.cms4all.org/repo/7/gstreamer-ffmpeg3/ vlc 2.26 is only compatible with ffmpeg 2.8.xx release. Hopefully i get response from the gstreamer guys to get bluray running with gstream-libav. In the past it was possible with gstreamer 1.4.5. As a side node as always: Got problems with dvd on usb blurayplayer, but this is another storry and can not be fixed from the kernel side. Buffer problems. Blurays & DVD (builtin drive) are playing with vlc. Totem ca...

Hello :-) I have just bought a Pioneer 15x BluRay recorder. I saw something like below in the dmesg, I cannot access video with VLC, should I worry about that? I guess recording files can be done just as for DVD with growisofs? :-) (cd2:ata0:0:1:0): READ DVD STRUCTURE. CDB: ad 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 8 0 0 (cd2:ata0:0:1:0): CAM status: SCSI Status Error...

On 08/20/2015 10:27 AM, Alice Wonder wrote: > I bought a BluRay for my Thinkpad and my Desktop. > > Very rarely use them, but on occassion I do. > > When I use them, I use them to rip movies via MakeMKV but honestly that > is the only BluRay use they ever get. And mostly the desktop, the laptop > doesn't have the memory to encode hi def in...

...viewer [expanded] [flac]/cd1/02. remote viewing 2.flac > 3162510123 132580111 ./music/(2006) the remote viewer [expanded] [flac]/cd1/03. remote viewing 3.flac lines 3053-3057: 3901c3901 < 2907853037 8534775038 ./storage/video/watching/anime/Ghost_in_the_Shell_S.A.C._Individual_Eleven_[1080p,BluRay,x264,DTS]_-_THORA/Ghost_in_the_Shell_S.A.C._Individual_Eleven_[1080p,BluRay,x264,DTS]_-_THORA.mkv --- > 2744503124 8534775038 ./storage/video/watching/anime/Ghost_in_the_Shell_S.A.C._Individual_Eleven_[1080p,BluRay,x264,DTS]_-_THORA/Ghost_in_the_Shell_S.A.C._Individual_Eleven_[1080p,BluRay,x264,...

On 8/21/2015 10:41 AM, ken wrote: > ... It's really counter-intuitive, even misleading, that "authoring" > means burning the DVD... not the burning, but the mastering process that consists of turning plain video file(s) into DVD or BluRay format, with menus and stuff, that's whats referred to as Authoring. Maybe it should be called Publishing, or something, I dunno... I prefer to call it Mastering. -- john r pierce, recycling bits in santa cruz

On Aug 20, 2015, at 1:03 PM, Alice Wonder <alice at domblogger.net> wrote: > > On 08/20/2015 10:27 AM, ken wrote: >> On 08/20/2015 10:27 AM, Alice Wonder wrote: >>> I bought a BluRay for my Thinkpad and my Desktop. >>> >>> Very rarely use them, but on occassion I do. >>> >>> When I use them, I use them to rip movies via MakeMKV but honestly that >>> is the only BluRay use they ever get. And mostly the desktop, the laptop >>&g...

One of the build options for a laptop I'm looking at buying is DVD vs Blu-Ray. I've never used Blue-ray before, so is there some compelling reason, as a Linux guy, to want to get Blu-ray?

...r servers l4d and l4d2 . i try to make one that have a squashfs file that is bigger than 4 Go . because of that i can not use fat32 with usb so i wonder if soon you will mkake a new release being able to use NTFS or the new EFAT ? i also used ultraiso to convert my iso to udf so i can write it on a bluray disc , it started to boot and told me that the files were not found , did i made a mistake ? the syslinux i use is the 3.83 . my problem of the 4 Go max file can be solved , may be you can also help me if you know a tutorial that explains how i can mount and copy to ram two squashfs ? i mean i can...

I bought a BluRay for my Thinkpad and my Desktop. Very rarely use them, but on occassion I do. When I use them, I use them to rip movies via MakeMKV but honestly that is the only BluRay use they ever get. And mostly the desktop, the laptop doesn't have the memory to encode hi def in reasonable amount of time...

On 08/20/2015 10:27 AM, ken wrote: > On 08/20/2015 10:27 AM, Alice Wonder wrote: >> I bought a BluRay for my Thinkpad and my Desktop. >> >> Very rarely use them, but on occassion I do. >> >> When I use them, I use them to rip movies via MakeMKV but honestly that >> is the only BluRay use they ever get. And mostly the desktop, the laptop >> doesn't have the me...

...or B, C, D. That network which likely will only have a few devices can not initiate connection to Internet or the other networks. B is my trusted home network. It can connect to Internet (NAT) and to A (port forwarding) but can not reach C or D C is untrusted home network. Things like my TV and Bluray player that need Internet access but that I don't want to have the ability to reach anything on B, but I do want them to be able to talk to NAS on A via port forwarding. I'm always paranoid about those devices on my network, I don't trust what they are doing. Call it tin foil but I...

...purchased (the very first version a > number of years ago) and keep support updated for the Fluendo > OnePlay DVD player (fully legal, licensed, DVD playback) and it both > works perfectly on CentOS 7 and plays those titles that VLC has > trouble with (like the DVD copy included in the Bluray edition of > Titanic). I don't play a LOT of DVDs, but on, e.g., C6 on the same hardware I don't recall ever having onefail to play with VLC. In looking at the source package for libdvdcss, last night, I see there are 3 different ways of cracking the encryption that it supports. The de...

...ution: Change the network from 192.168.1.0/24 to 172.24.24.0/22. This is somewhere in the middle of the less frequently used RFC-1918 20 bit private network range. My network contains 40 or so nodes, windows, linux, and proprietary operating systems of various types (TiVos, iPhones, iPads, TVs, BluRay players, WAP's, etc.) What I would like to do to minimize down time would be to create a single new machine on the network with addresses on both networks and set up as a router between the networks. That way, I can convert the machines one at a time, and not loose any connectivity. When all...

Hi all! I'm trying to finish setting up my newly upgraded C7 system. It's on the same hardware I ran C6 on for several years. on C6 I had no trouble playing DVDs (after installing tons of packages and libdvdcss). Well, on C7, I've got totem (videos) and all its plugins I can find via yum, VLC (from nux) all the gstreamer and gstreamer1 packages I can find, everything with

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 hi, i have two systems, A (Solaris 10 update 5) and B (Solaris 10 update 6). i''m using ''zfs send -i'' to replicate changes on A to B. however, the ''zfs recv'' on B is running extremely slowly. if i run the zfs send on A and redirect output to a file, it sends at 2MB/sec. but when i use ''zfs send

...ohn R Pierce wrote: > On 8/21/2015 10:41 AM, ken wrote: >> ... It's really counter-intuitive, even misleading, that "authoring" >> means burning the DVD... > > not the burning, but the mastering process that consists of turning > plain video file(s) into DVD or BluRay format, with menus and stuff, > that's whats referred to as Authoring. Maybe it should be called > Publishing, or something, I dunno... I prefer to call it Mastering. > > > No no no, for it to be publishing there has to be LaTeX macros that do it ;)

...rnet (NAT) and to > A (port forwarding) but can not reach C or D B->A should use routing, with whatever port restrictions/packet filters you feel are appropriate. NAS file sharing protocols don't much like NAT/port forwarding. > C is untrusted home network. Things like my TV and Bluray player that > need Internet access but that I don't want to have the ability to > reach anything on B, but I do want them to be able to talk to NAS on A > via port forwarding. I'm always paranoid about those devices on my > network, I don't trust what they are doing. Cal...

...(port forwarding) but can not reach C or D > > B->A should use routing, with whatever port restrictions/packet filters > you feel are appropriate. NAS file sharing protocols don't much like > NAT/port forwarding. > >> C is untrusted home network. Things like my TV and Bluray player that >> need Internet access but that I don't want to have the ability to >> reach anything on B, but I do want them to be able to talk to NAS on A >> via port forwarding. I'm always paranoid about those devices on my >> network, I don't trust what they ar...

...op. But I also purchased (the very first version a number of years ago) and keep support updated for the Fluendo OnePlay DVD player (fully legal, licensed, DVD playback) and it both works perfectly on CentOS 7 and plays those titles that VLC has trouble with (like the DVD copy included in the Bluray edition of Titanic). If you want fully legal and fully supported DVD playback, see http://www.oneplaydirect.com/oneplay/oneplay-dvd-player/ (which features a 30 day free trial so you can test to see if it will work on your hardware). Fluendo also has fully legal codecs for the GStreamer frame...

...first version a > > number of years ago) and keep support updated for the Fluendo > > OnePlay DVD player (fully legal, licensed, DVD playback) and it both > > works perfectly on CentOS 7 and plays those titles that VLC has > > trouble with (like the DVD copy included in the Bluray edition of > > Titanic). > > I don't play a LOT of DVDs, but on, e.g., C6 on the same hardware > I don't recall ever having onefail to play with VLC. > > In looking at the source package for libdvdcss, last night, I see there > are 3 different ways of cracking the...