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Thanks - I tried a different disk and the menu worked ok - so its just
that I cant play the *only* DTS disk I actually own to test the DTS passthrough!</font>
<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">I guess I'll have to test each disk
I hire from Blockbusters before ripping to see if the menu works before
deciding to rip as ISO (if it works) or VOB (If it doesnt) !</font>
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<br><tt><font size=2>>Adrian Wallace wrote:<br>
>><br>
>> I just upgraded from Myth 0.19 to 0.20 using YUM on my FC4 box
and <br>
>> thought that I'd try and see if the native DVD support was up
to <br>
>> scratch (previously I was using mplayer which worked - but obviously
<br>
>> had no menus, no DTS and completely different keymappings - which
is <br>
>> bad for "WAF"...).<br>
>><br>
>> Unfortunately now when I stick a disk in and try to play it I
get the <br>
>> copyright warning page in a perculiar unknown language (possibly
<br>
>> Malaysian?) and can go no further... Is this a keymapping problem
or <br>
>> is there some configuration I need to do to get the native player
to <br>
>> work? I've tried mapping the 'JUMPTODVDROOTMENU ' command to a
number <br>
>> fo keys - but still I cant get past the copyright screen... (I
was <br>
>> hoping to watch a movie and hear a DTS soundtrack for the first
time <br>
>> ever!)...<br>
>Have you tried a different disc? I have heard reports that the internal
<br>
>player will not play discs with errors (Like the ones in some copy
<br>
>protected discs). Try ripping it on a windows machine with dvddecriptor
<br>
>or dvdshrink and try playing the rip.<br>
><br>
>For me the default way to get to the root menu is the 'm' key for menu
<br>
>then select the first option in the list.<br>
><br>
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