On 9/11/05, stephen < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Jesse Guardiani wrote:
> Hello,
>
> How do I just rip an entire DVD (without transcoding) to disk
> as a single file?
I use lsdvd ...
$ lsdvd /dev/cdrom
$ dd if=/dev/cdrom of=/path/to/videos/dir/[filename].isoI just wrote a little script to do this tonight. I called it 'ripdvd'. It contains the following:mplayer dvd://1 &
dd if=/dev/dvd of=/video/mythvideo/$1.iso bs=2048 &
I just do 'ripdvd <MOVIE_NAME>' and it works great. The mplayer part is pretty kludgy, so I tried the lsdvd mentioned above. But I don't seem to have lsdvd in my distro (FC3), so I'll stick with mplayer for now and throw this out there for anyone else that might want to try it.
Add Livna to your repositories. For apt, you need this:
$ cat /etc/aps/sources.list.d/_livna.list
#
# livna
# Livna 3rd party packages
# Choices are: stable, unstable, testing
#
rpm http://rpm.livna.org/ fedora/3/i386 stable
Or you can get the latest version from its home page, then you need to build it
http://acidrip.thirtythreeandathird.net/lsdvd.html
I've attached the spec file for the RPM, so you can build one after you get the source tarball.
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