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On 27 Oct 2009, at 10:16, KH wrote: |
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> Grant schrieb: |
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>>>> Does anyone know of an app that will create a DVD image that can be |
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>>>> burned to a DVD for playback on a regular home DVD player? |
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> ... |
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> if you want to have an iso of an dvd you can use dd to do so. For a |
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> reason I don't understand you will have to run mplayer first for a |
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> second or so. |
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> (For me this works fine as long as the sources isn't bigger than |
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> 4,7GB) |
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I think you can only "properly" use `dd` if the DVD is region 0. |
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Are you sure that mplayer is needed in that case? |
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If the DVD is regionalised, then running mplayer will allow you to |
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clone it to hard-drive, but I don't think that image will then be |
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burnable. At least, not to play on a regular household DVD player - |
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the image will still carry some CSS encryption. |
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I use this method regularly to clone DVDs to hard-drive for ripping to |
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MP4. But during that ripping process mencoder does some decryption |
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transparently. |
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This is discussed in August's long thread "Cloning movie DVDs with dd |
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- only works after accessing disk with another command?". |
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Stroller. |
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