I vaguely remember something like this....
Just to test - is it the same if you reboot? or restart X?
There may be something in memory that makes Mint believe it's an empty disk
"Backed-up" DVD playback
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Husse
Re: "Bcked-up DVD playback
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EchoLynx
Re: "Bcked-up DVD playback
I have never heard of this before, but I don't think restarting X would help with anything. X is a window manager, and as far as I can tell, has nothing to do with reading DVDs. (so says the newbie)
-Ian
-Ian
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Husse
Re: "Bcked-up DVD playback
Well X has nothing to do with playing DVDs - correct
But if you restart X all apps that rely on X are also restarted, so it's a "semi-boot"
But if you restart X all apps that rely on X are also restarted, so it's a "semi-boot"
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Husse
Re: "Bcked-up DVD playback
I have to look at this more closely
Are all DVDs the same brand?
Are all DVDs the same brand?
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msuggs
Re: "Bcked-up DVD playback
I've had success recently using k9copy and getting it to make an iso of the dvd and then burning the iso with Brasero.