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DVD Player for Unix/Linux
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Posted by: DemonBob
Can anyone recommend a good DVD Player for Linux/Unix. I've found olge and MPlayer, but would like to know if thier was any other choices out thier. Before I start experimenting with those two. Thiers only one requirment I ask the Path to the CD must not be hardcoded, meaning that I can change it to a Virtual Device, being as I do not have a DVD Drive on my computer, but I do have ISO's of my personal DVD's as backups, I was going to load them to a Virtual Drive on my laptop and play them at work.
Posted by: etechsupport
I would suggest to check few other DVD player like Ogle DVD Player and panasonic. However you can get more information regarding your requirement on the site of digital-digest, you should also visit there forum for more information and clarifications.
Posted by: TotalRecall
Xine, Kaffeine, Totem, and VLC are all pretty popular.
I wouldn't think you would run into problems using a virtual drive, as you should be able to move the /dev/dvd link to point anywhere.
Posted by: thtadthtshldntb
When I finally got VLC to work, I was happy. It plays everything I throw at it. I think that I learned more about Linux from getting VLC to work that I did doing anything else.
I have had erratic results with Totem, although xine by itself works fine.
Now if I can only get dualhead display working...
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