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On Sun, 8 Oct 2006 20:56:45 +1300, Nick Rout wrote: |
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> > You're right. I read this information some years ago in a normally |
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> > reliable source, and saw no reason to doubt it as it made sense. bit |
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> > I've just tried a dd copy and it worked. It failed on the first |
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> > attempt, but after running lsdvd, it worked for the whole disc, and |
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> > mplayer played it. |
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"It" here refers to the attempt to copy the disc with dd. The copy failed |
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after around 100MB the first time, but succeeded after lsdvd. |
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> What is happenning here is that lsdvd is cracking the css keys via |
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> libdvdcss and caching the keys in ~/.dvdcss. If you move the image to |
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> another computer, or try to read it as another user, the keys will |
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> neeed to be cracked again. |
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I've tried playing the ISO image as root and it still worked. |
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Neil Bothwick |
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I wonder how much deeper would the ocean be without sponges. |
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