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Just spent 2 days trying to play DVDs on Raspberry Pis: remember to configure libdvdcss2

#DVD #RaspberryPi

If you also don't properly configure the dependency, you can run run this command without having to reinstall anything, marking yes for both prompts:

sudo dpkg-reconfigure libdvd-pkg

Before that, I tried a bunch of things, including trying to dump a disc's image with Brasero, and that's when I got the message that led me to finding out the issue and the fix, the message saying it was missing libdvdcss2, despite the dependency being part of libdvd-pkg which I knew I had installed.

Glad it wasn't an issue with either the discs, the system, either of the RPis, or the USB reader/player. e.e"

@raspberrypi@lemmy.ml

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[-] gilex@c.im 2 points 3 months ago

@Auster @raspberrypi had a similar issue on Fedora 43. Ended up using the flatpak that came with the package included. Thanks for documenting things for the future!

this post was submitted on 08 May 2026
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