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>> >>> There are still a lot of DVD-Video media that don't use CSS. |
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>> >> I have certainly cloned region-protected DVDs on a number of |
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>> >> occasions |
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>> >> using `dd`. These disks have given no read errors, and the subsequent |
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>> >> encrypted .iso image has produced perfectly fine rips. |
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>> > Most video DVDs are dual layer how did you write them? |
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>> You can play the dvd.iso using mplayer - it will decrypt on the fly - |
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>> or you decrypt them some other method before re-authoring. Usually I |
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>> just convert them to mp4 using mplayer / mencoder. |
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> If you like to write it to DVD in a way that allows standalone players |
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> to read it, you need to retain the layer break. You read it out with cdrecord |
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> and you set it with cdrecord driveropts=layerbreak=# |
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> Jörg |
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dvdstyler is good for turning an mp4 (for example) into a DVD that can |
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be read by a standalone player. Dual layer is handled transparently. |
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- Grant |
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