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dvd_copy [2019/06/28 02:55] – beandogdvd_copy [2023/04/09 21:39] – beandog
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-dvd_copy 1.2 - copy a single DVD track to the filesystem+dvd_copy - copy a single DVD track
  
-Usage: dvd_copy [-t track] [-c chapter[-chapter]] [-o filename] [dvd path]+Usage: dvd_copy [path] [options]
  
-DVD path can be a device name, a single file, or directory.+Options: 
 +  -t, --track <number>     Copy selected track (default: longest) 
 +  -c, --chapter <#>[-#]    Copy chapter number or range (default: all) 
 +  -o, --output <filename>  Save to filename (default: dvd_track_##.mpg) 
 +      --output -           Write to stdout
  
-Examples: +DVD path can be a device name, a single file, or directory (default: /dev/sr0)
-  dvd_copy # Read default DVD device (/dev/sr0) +
-  dvd_copy /dev/dvd # Read a specific DVD device +
-  dvd_copy video.iso    # Read an image file +
-  dvd_copy ~/Videos/DVD # Read a directory that contains VIDEO_TS +
- +
-Output filenames: +
-  dvd_copy # Save to "dvd_track_##.vob" where ## is longest track +
-  dvd_copy -o video.vob # Save to "video.vob" (MPEG2 program stream) +
-  dvd_copy -o video.mpg # Save to "video.mpg" (MPEG2 program stream) +
-  dvd_copy -o - # Stream to console output (stdout)+
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 ** Encoding ** ** Encoding **
  
-Here's what I use when copying a DVD and encoding with ffmpeg:+Here's an example of copying a DVD and encoding with ''ffmpeg'':
  
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-dvd_copy '/dev/sr0' -t '1' -c '7-7' -o '-' 2> /dev/null | ffmpeg -hide_banner -i '-' -map '0:v' -map 'i:0x80' -sn -vcodec 'libx265' -vf 'bwdif,fps=fps=60' -acodec 'copy' -x265-params 'crf=18:level-idc=50:colorprim=smpte170m:transfer=smpte170m:colormatrix=smpte170m' -tune 'animation' -metadata:s:a:0 'language=eng' -y '1.207.0964.12779.PLPSN.mkv'+dvd_copy '/dev/sr0' -t '1' -o '-' 2> /dev/null | ffmpeg -i '-' -map '0:v' -map 'i:0x80' -vcodec 'libx264' -acodec 'copy' -y 'dvd_rip.mkv'
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