"Can't reproduce this with up-to-date totem (1.5.92) and gst-plugins-ugly
(0.10.4).
With dvdreadsrc installed, opening a DVD iso file works just fine (totem will
pass a dvd:///path/to/foo.iso URI), without dvdreadsrc installed it will throw
an error telling you about the missing dvd handler.
gst-typefind-0.10 doesn't recognise the ISO file, but that's actually not a
problem, since totem does and prefixes the dvd:// bit, so only dvdreadsrc needs
to be able to handle this right.
If this is still a problem with current totem/gst-plugins-ugly, could you run
totem like this:
Comment from upstream:
"Can't reproduce this with up-to-date totem (1.5.92) and gst-plugins-ugly
(0.10.4).
With dvdreadsrc installed, opening a DVD iso file works just fine (totem will path/to/ foo.iso URI), without dvdreadsrc installed it will throw
pass a dvd:///
an error telling you about the missing dvd handler.
gst-typefind-0.10 doesn't recognise the ISO file, but that's actually not a
problem, since totem does and prefixes the dvd:// bit, so only dvdreadsrc needs
to be able to handle this right.
If this is still a problem with current totem/gst- plugins- ugly, could you run
totem like this:
$ GST_DEBUG= totem:5, dvdreadsrc: 5 totem dvd:/// path/to/ file.iso 2>dbg.log
... wait for error ...
press control+C
$ gzip dbg.log
and attach the dbg.log.gz file?"