Ahí sí ni idea. Francamente lo he hecho desde internet. De acuerdo a lo que leí en la página, haría lo siguiente. Me bajaría xine y relacionados desde packman para realizar la actualizacion:

http://packman.links2linux.de/search?scope=name&q=xine

Luego instalaría las librerías para dvd:

http://download.videolan.org/pub/libdvdcss/1.2.9/rpm/libdvdcss2-1.2.9-1.i386.rpm

Ni modo, te toca experimentar. Con todo posteo la parte de las librerías DVD, de acuerdo al enlace recomendado.

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DVD playback on 32-bit machines

You must add the sources listed above and then perform a software update via the ZENworks update tool (from the K menu, go to System, then Configuration, then Update Software). This will replace your Xine libraries with DVD-capable versions from Packman. If you had any errors in installing the Packman repository, ZENworks may not properly recognize it as a source. If this is the case, go to YaST, then Software Manager, then search for xine. Right-click all of the packages that have a blue-colored font, and mark them for update, then click Accept. There will probably be a few other required packages that YaST will want to add -- go ahead and accept them, too. This is essentially the same service that ZENworks is supposed to do automatically for you.

After you've installed all software updates, go to the K menu (the green chameleon icon in the lower left corner), then select Internet, then Web Browser, then click on Web Browser (Konqueror). When Konqueror opens, copy and paste in this address if you are using 32-bit SUSE Linux:

http://download.videolan.org/pub/libdvdcss/1.2.9/rpm/libdvdcss2-1.2.9-1.i386.rpm

Or just click here if you want a link. Konqueror will ask you what you want to do with the file. Click the Open With button, and in the ensuing popup window, click on System, then Configuration, then KPackage (if you do not have KPackage installed, bookmark the DeCSS RPM, then go back to the YaST software manager and install the kdeadmin3 package, then restart this process). The KPackage program will read the DVD decoding package from the Web. Click on the Install button at the bottom of the KPackage window, then click on Install in the next window too. You will be asked for your root password; type it in and press Enter. Shortly thereafter, the DVD decoding library will be installed. Click on the Done button, then close KPackage and Konqueror.

You now have the ability to play commercial DVD movies on your computer -- put one in and try it, if it's legal where you are. A popup message should appear when you put in a DVD movie. If it asks you if you want to play the movie with Kaffeine, click on Yes and you'll go straight to the video player. In some instances the disc may be recognized as a data disc, and SUSE will ask you if you want to open the DVD with K3b. In that case, click on Ignore, then go to the K menu, select Multimedia, then Video Player, then click on Media Player (Kaffeine). When Kaffeine starts, click on the Open DVD icon.
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