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Originally Posted by Jaffa View Post
Hmm. You can force the audio tracks by using -m and referring to the aid documentation for mplayer/mencoder.

tablet-encode tries to do the right thing by looking at the value of $LANG. The output of mplayer -identify dvd:// would be useful, and the value of $LANG.
I think I've found the problem; I didn't have 'mplayer' installed, so the tablet-encode script emitted some cryptic errors, and did the best it could (which was fine, sometimes). Now I've got mplayer, it seems to be working fine. I haven't tried again with the same DVD that I had problems with before, but when I find it, I'll check it.