[MPlayer-users] how to play all titles in a dvd://, ie, mplayer dvd://x

[Antonio Olivares]

Dear mplayer users,

I am having a little problem, I have some dvds which have menus and while I can see the menu with dvdnav:// I would like to be able to play all of them since I cannot click on menu to play one at a time. Is there a way to script it to play

mplayer dvd://1, then mplayer dvd://2; till we finish all titles in a dvd mplayer dvd://last where last is the last title in the dvd?

I found out command to get # of titles in dvd:

mplayer dvd:// -identify -frames 0
from


http://lists.mplayerhq.hu/pipermail/mplayer-users/2005-December/057116.html

Best Regards,


Antonio

[Alexander Strasser]

Hi Antonio!

Post by Antonio Olivares
I am having a little problem, I have some dvds which have menus and while I can see the menu with dvdnav:// I would like to be able to play all of them since I cannot click on menu to play one at a time. Is there a way to script it to play
mplayer dvd://1, then mplayer dvd://2; till we finish all titles in a dvd mplayer dvd://last where last is the last title in the dvd?
mplayer dvd:// -identify -frames 0
from
http://lists.mplayerhq.hu/pipermail/mplayer-users/2005-December/057116.html

If I didn't misunderstand your question the answer is:

Playing multiple titles in order with one mplayer invocation is
supported and documented at least at the top of the man page.

E.g. you can use

mplayer dvd://2-9


You could also specify something like dvd://1-50 and mplayer will
report it could not open the excess titles.

Does it work for you?


Alexander

[jd1008]

Post by Alexander Strasser
Hi Antonio!

Post by Antonio Olivares
I am having a little problem, I have some dvds which have menus and while I can see the menu with dvdnav:// I would like to be able to play all of them since I cannot click on menu to play one at a time. Is there a way to script it to play
mplayer dvd://1, then mplayer dvd://2; till we finish all titles in a dvd mplayer dvd://last where last is the last title in the dvd?
mplayer dvd:// -identify -frames 0
from
http://lists.mplayerhq.hu/pipermail/mplayer-users/2005-December/057116.html

Playing multiple titles in order with one mplayer invocation is
supported and documented at least at the top of the man page.
E.g. you can use
mplayer dvd://2-9
You could also specify something like dvd://1-50 and mplayer will
report it could not open the excess titles.
Does it work for you?
Alexander
_

Right. The OP could also use smplayer and aim it (via the open) at
/dev/sr0 as follows:
open -> Disc -> Audio CD
OR
open -> Disc -> DVD from drive

[Antonio Olivares]

On Thursday, December 10, 2015 3:49 PM, Alexander Strasser <***@gmx.net> wrote:


Hi Antonio!

I am having a little problem, I have some dvds which have menus and while I can see the menu with dvdnav://  I would like to be able to play all of them since I cannot click on menu to play one at a time.  Is there a way to script it to play
mplayer dvd://1, then mplayer dvd://2; till we finish all titles in a dvd mplayer dvd://last where last is the last title in the dvd?
  mplayer dvd:// -identify -frames 0
from
http://lists.mplayerhq.hu/pipermail/mplayer-users/2005-December/057116.html

  If I didn't misunderstand your question the answer is:

  Playing multiple titles in order with one mplayer invocation is
  supported and documented at least at the top of the man page.

  E.g. you can use

  mplayer dvd://2-9


  You could also specify something like dvd://1-50 and mplayer will
report it could not open the excess titles.

  Does it work for you?


  Alexander
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I did not not know that :(  Thanks for helping me.  I had to switch one number at a time to view them :( However a lookup at the dvdnav options I found outThat command below let me access the menu options to play the titles as well :) 

Thanks for your help.  

Best Regards,

Antonio
mplayer dvdnav:// -mouse-movements

[Alexander Strasser]

Post by Antonio Olivares
I did not not know that :(  Thanks for helping me.  I had to switch one number at a time to view them :(

No problem. If you feel the dvd:// URL format is not
sufficiently documented, please tell us!

Post by Antonio Olivares
However a lookup at the dvdnav options I found outThat command below let me access the menu options to play the titles as well :) 

Great you found that. I didn't really understand
that part of your email.

Post by Antonio Olivares
Thanks for your help.  
Best Regards,
Antonio
mplayer dvdnav:// -mouse-movements

Alexander