Diego Biurrun
2013-02-27 14:20:12 UTC
libdvdcss | branch: master | Diego Biurrun <***@biurrun.de> | Wed Feb 27 14:57:56 2013 +0100| [697df95fb84af23db1fcb796e43d3b8b35661aaf] | committer: Jean-Baptiste Kempf
README: Improve descriptions of libdvdcss environment variables
README | 21 ++++++++++-----------
1 file changed, 10 insertions(+), 11 deletions(-)
diff --git a/README b/README
index cb77e60..c450b88 100644
--- a/README
+++ b/README
@@ -20,18 +20,17 @@ Running libdvdcss
The behavior of the library can be changed by setting two environment variables:
DVDCSS_METHOD={title|disc|key}: method for key decryption
- title: decrypted title key is guessed from the encrypted sectors of
- the stream. Thus it should work with a file as well as the
- DVD device. But it sometimes takes too much time to decrypt a title
- key and may even fail. With this method, the key is only checked
- at the beginning of each title, so it won't work if the key
+ title: By default the decrypted title key is guessed from the encrypted
+ sectors of the stream. Thus it should work with a file as well as
+ the DVD device. But decrypting a title key may take too much time
+ or even fail. With the title method, the key is only checked at
+ the beginning of each title, so it will not work if the key
changes in the middle of a title.
- disc: the disc key is first cracked ; then all title keys can be
- decrypted instantly, which allows us to check them often,
- key: the same as "disc" if you don't have a file with player keys at
- compilation time. If you do, the decryption of the disc key will
- be faster with this method. It is the one that was used by libcss.
- This is the default method.
+ disc: The disc key is cracked first. Afterwards all title keys can be
+ decrypted instantly, which allows checking them often.
+ key: The same as the "disc" method if you do not have a file with player
+ keys at compile time. If you do, disc key decryption will be faster.
+ This is the default method also employed by libcss.
DVDCSS_VERBOSE={0|1|2}: libdvdcss verbosity
0: no error messages, no debug messages (this is the default)
1: only error messages
README: Improve descriptions of libdvdcss environment variables
http://git.videolan.org/gitweb.cgi/libdvdcss.git/?a=commit;h=697df95fb84af23db1fcb796e43d3b8b35661aaf
---README | 21 ++++++++++-----------
1 file changed, 10 insertions(+), 11 deletions(-)
diff --git a/README b/README
index cb77e60..c450b88 100644
--- a/README
+++ b/README
@@ -20,18 +20,17 @@ Running libdvdcss
The behavior of the library can be changed by setting two environment variables:
DVDCSS_METHOD={title|disc|key}: method for key decryption
- title: decrypted title key is guessed from the encrypted sectors of
- the stream. Thus it should work with a file as well as the
- DVD device. But it sometimes takes too much time to decrypt a title
- key and may even fail. With this method, the key is only checked
- at the beginning of each title, so it won't work if the key
+ title: By default the decrypted title key is guessed from the encrypted
+ sectors of the stream. Thus it should work with a file as well as
+ the DVD device. But decrypting a title key may take too much time
+ or even fail. With the title method, the key is only checked at
+ the beginning of each title, so it will not work if the key
changes in the middle of a title.
- disc: the disc key is first cracked ; then all title keys can be
- decrypted instantly, which allows us to check them often,
- key: the same as "disc" if you don't have a file with player keys at
- compilation time. If you do, the decryption of the disc key will
- be faster with this method. It is the one that was used by libcss.
- This is the default method.
+ disc: The disc key is cracked first. Afterwards all title keys can be
+ decrypted instantly, which allows checking them often.
+ key: The same as the "disc" method if you do not have a file with player
+ keys at compile time. If you do, disc key decryption will be faster.
+ This is the default method also employed by libcss.
DVDCSS_VERBOSE={0|1|2}: libdvdcss verbosity
0: no error messages, no debug messages (this is the default)
1: only error messages