DaVu :
BR media will be different - there you need to add a keys DB.
Now I got it. And the former Answer should have said:
"There are no specific DVD-Key, only for Bluerays, because those are different. "
If you are able to play DVDs you are also able to see the menu at the DVD.
Quite difficult, on some Disk's the playback stalls at copyright instead of playing the copyright-message and goto menu. On my Linux-PC I can press the menu-key and everything's fine.
Spielmops
Obviously it´s hard to differ between DVD and BluRay
It'not ! Why do you assume, I have Blueray-Disk and want to play it with a DVD-Player? Because I asked, what a BR is?
I have an external-DVD-Player ! and want to play DVD's ! with it. At first, there was no DVD-Icon within Kodi, it appeared, when I chose a region, why-ever. (On PC it's not necessary). OK, now I can play a DVD, but I can not find specific-DVD-keys, eg. "How do I call the DVD-menu"? Do you know any?
Spielmops
Problem was: I did not chose a region. Now I get a new main-menu-item, if I insert a DVD.
Next problem: what are the specific-DVD-keys?
Is there an album, where all those sweet cat-images are collected?
Spielmops
Thanks for the answer. It's Ok now, I tricked myself with a test-disk. Now I tested more careful and all is fine.
Spielmops
I installed Libreelec 9.0 today and found, that this behaviour is still existing. Very sad ...
Spielmops
BR media will be different
BR = ???
different ??? I know two types of DVD': the one, I burn and those I buy.
Quotethere you need to add a keys DB.
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I have now Libreelec 9 installed and can play not-encrypted DVDs. Where can I get dvdcss?
There's a small issue: the standard-function is "open" the directory, but it should be "play". Is that changeable? I have to use the context-menu.
Another one is: "open" and "open" in the context-menu, where the first is "open directory" and the second "open the drive".
Spielmops
Ok, thanks. I'll wait for the final 9.0 version of Libreelec.
I searched a lot and got no solution for my question: "How can I play a DVD with Kodi/Libreelec on my Wetek Play 2 or Raspberry Pi?". I have an external DVD-Player for computer-use, which plays fine with my Linux-Laptop and my Linux-PC. I do not need dvdcss, because I just want to play my own self-burned DVDs (normal video-dvd-format with nav-menu). Dvdcss would be my next question. And I don't want to play any VOB-files, because the solution I want is for women and kids too: insert DVD, chose DVD-Player and play. I read a lot about "you need VLC", but where do I get VLC for my ARM-device?
Any advice?
Spielmops
Mounting some filesystem should never result in any modifications of it and doing a chmod() is a really devilish action of udevil.
Thank you so much!
Spielmops
I would like to someone telling me the exact content of that file. If I know, I can overwrite it at .config/udev.rules.d
And I think it would be a good idea to change that mount-rule. If I lent my car to any president, that does not mean, that my car is now his car ....
Spielmops
I use USB-disk and harddisks with ext4-fs for videos. these drive have the rights 777 and are writeable for everyone at home. If I connect those drives via USB to my Wetek_play2 with Libreelec, the rights are changed to "only root can write onto that drives" and I have to set the rights back. How ca I change this behaviour to "do not change anything".
Spielmops
