I have a (children's) DVD that consists of several short films. Here is a screenshot of the DVD's own menu where you can select the short film you want to see:
You can either watch from that menu, in which case you return to that menu after the film has finished, or you can watch all in a row (using another button, not seen in the screenshot). Both are not desirable because we want to mimick the old TV show this DVD is a compilation of. In that show, there was always the intro (number 1), then one episode (any of number 2 to 10), then the outro (number 11).
**So I basically want to make a playlist saying: play number 1, then play (e.g.) number 5, then play number 11. Is that possible without transforming the data of the DVD into something else? If yes, what do I need to do? I am okay with installing software and using the terminal.**
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Here is what I tried so far:
I opened the DVD with VLC media player and expected to find a list of tracks/movies just like for music CDs, but there weren't any (ok, one):
When I open the DVD in a file explorer, it has the usual structure of an AUDIO_TS and a VIDEO_TS folder.


Asked by Kjara
(131 rep)
May 6, 2023, 06:51 PM
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