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On 2009-05-16, Stroller <stroller@××××××××××××××××××.uk> wrote: |
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> On 16 May 2009, at 15:56, Grant Edwards wrote: |
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>> On 2009-05-16, Ricardo Bevilacqua <rus.spes@×××××.com> wrote: |
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>>> Why don't you use the (very old, but still effective) dd [1] |
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>>> command to create an ISO image? |
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>> Because it won't work. |
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>> Have you tried it with an encrypted DVD? |
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> It'll work fine & I do it all the time before I decrypt & rip DVDs. |
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I've tried it numerous times, and it's never worked for me. |
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> It WILL make an exact copy of the DVD onto the drive (assuming DVD |
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> video, and no ARccOS [1]), it will just be an exact copy of the |
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> *encrypted* movie. |
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It's never worked for me. I only get a fraction of the disk's |
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content followed by a lot of read/seek errors. |
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> It won't be playable without an additional decryption step |
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> (although mplayer can include this step automagically), but it |
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> will be an *exact* copy. |
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Not in my experience. |
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Grant |
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