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hey, I'm back with more doubts xD
I'm trying to mount an iso image file into a loop using /dev/loop0, I'm mounting the iso file with 'sudo mount -t iso9660 -o ro,loop=/dev/loop0 file.iso /mnt/iso'.
btw this iso file contains video from dvd, but when I do 'mplayer /dev/loop0' it says me "file not found", else I can see the movie normally running mplayer under 'sudo' or 'su'
in other words, seems to be /dev/loop0 is only accessible by root... how can I do this with my regular user?
Last edited by Eddotan (2011-03-26 07:00:44)
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Take a look at the "-dvd-device" option in mplayer.
-dvd-device <path to device> (DVD only)
Specify the DVD device or .iso filename (default: /dev/dvd). You can also specify a directo‐
ry that contains files previously copied directly from a DVD (with e.g. vobcopy).It can run a dvd image directly without having to mount it. It may also work for a mounted image?
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O_O oh you right, I didnt look that option, even I didnt know that I can run iso file directly, and it works also for vlc.
thanks for reply, and i guess this thread will turn into "solved", so I leave /dev/loop for mount others kind of iso image ![]()
Last edited by Eddotan (2011-03-26 07:02:23)
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