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> > That does seem to work with the stubborn "The Life of Mammals". I |
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> > wish I didn't have to mount the DVD before running vobcopy though. |
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> vobcopy reads the VOB files directly, rather than reading /dev/dvd as a |
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> video source. |
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> > I |
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> > suppose a mkisofs command after vobcopy would make for a pretty good |
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> > process. |
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> It works for me. I've used it to copy encrypted DVDs that are <4.3GB. |
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Yeah vobcopy is definitely doing some serious decrypting. After it |
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mirrors "The Life of Mammals" mplayer and totem can play it, and with |
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dd (or straight from the disc) only VLC could play it. I think I'll |
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use this command to mount, rip, image, and delete: |
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mount /dev/cdrom && vobcopy -m -o MOVIE_NAME && mkisofs -l -o |
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MOVIE_NAME.iso MOVIE_NAME && rm -rf MOVIE_NAME |
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How can I set that up in a script and execute just the script? |
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This is also better for performance because the system won't have to |
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decrypt while it's playing right? |
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- Grant |
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