.B *.mpg, *.vob
Plain MPEG-1/2 files
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-.B dvd:<device>[@<raw device>]
+.B dvd:[<device>][@<raw device>][@[<title>][,[<chapter>][,<angle>]]]
DVD device (for instance dvd:/dev/dvd). The raw device is optional and
must have been prepared beforehands.
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Note that vlc is not guaranteed to behave properly if you ask it to
display more images than your CPU can cope with.
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-.B \-t, \-\-dvdtitle <title>
-Choose the DVD title. Most movies on DVDs start on the first title, but you may want to manually select another title.
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-.B \-T, \-\-dvdchapter <title>
-Choose the DVD chapter. DVDs are divided into titles, which in turn are divided into chapters.
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-.B \-a, \-\-dvdaudio [ ac3 | lpcm | mpeg | off ]
+.B \-a, \-\-input_audio [ ac3 | lpcm | mpeg | off ]
Choose the audio channel type. Most DVDs have AC3 audio channels, but
you can also have Linear PCM or MPEG layer 2 sound. Also, one might decide
not to activate the audio channel.
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-.B \-u, \-\-dvdangle <num>
-Choose the angle, available on some DVDs.
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-.B \-c, \-\-dvdchannel [ 0\-15 ]
+.B \-c, \-\-input_channel [ 0\-15 ]
Select the audio channel. Most DVDs only have one or two audio channels,
but some of them have a great number of available languages. Note that the
audio channel will also depend on the channel type.
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-.B \-s, \-\-dvdsubtitle [ 0\-31 ]
+.B \-s, \-\-input_subtitle [ 0\-31 ]
Select the subtitle channel, if there is one in the stream.
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-.B \-\-dvdcss-method <method>
-Select the CSS decryption scheme when using libdvdcss. Usually to choose
-from "disc", "title" or "key", but depends on your libdvdcss version.
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-.B \-\-dvdcss-verbose <level>
-Select the CSS decryption verbosity level, 0, 1 or 2.
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.B \-\-input <method>
Choose the input method, "dvd", "ps", "ts" for instance.
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