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ripping_dvds [2013/08/01 12:43] beandog [Extracting Image / Cloning DVD Filesystem / Ripping a DVD to an ISO] |
ripping_dvds [2018/03/27 23:56] beandog [Extracting Image / Cloning DVD Filesystem / Ripping a DVD to an ISO] |
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| There are other ways to copy the DVD, such as [[vobcopy]], but these programs are designed to rip parts of the DVD or to mirror the filesystem another way. Don't take that note as an implication of inferiority. The tools are great, but in my circumstance, does not always achieve what I want to do. | There are other ways to copy the DVD, such as [[vobcopy]], but these programs are designed to rip parts of the DVD or to mirror the filesystem another way. Don't take that note as an implication of inferiority. The tools are great, but in my circumstance, does not always achieve what I want to do. | ||
| - | I mostly use [[ddrescue]] the most to rip a DVD. Here's a sample syntax: | + | I mostly use [[ddrescue]] to rip a DVD. Here's a sample syntax: |
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| - | Simple as that. Once the ISO is ripped, you can access it just as you would a DVD drive: | + | Simple as that. Once the ISO is ripped, you can access it just as you would a DVD drive: |
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| + | I really, really, really don't recommend using ''cat'' since it's ugly. There are cleaner and safer ways to copy it. If you really don't want to install anything on your box, use ''dd''. | ||
| ==== Mounting a DVD Image ==== | ==== Mounting a DVD Image ==== | ||
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| - | mount -t udf dvd.iso /mnt/dvd | + | mount -t udf -o ro dvd.iso /mnt/dvd |
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