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    Question backing up dvds to .iso

    Hello I have been making a HTPC for about a month now and I have been backing up all of my dvds to .iso so I can play them in mythtv. I have run into a few issues and was wondering if anyone else has had this issue and can help.

    I am assuming both of my issues are caused by some sort of copy protection. I am using k9copy and with a few dvd it grinds to a halt and never finishes the backup. if I try to back it up with brasero I get and input/output error.

    Things I have tried different computer with different drive. Using windows and powerISO to make an image of the disc. Another disc of the exact same movie. All of these end with the same errors. I am currently trying dvdisaster to run but it is not looking good.

    This has to be a dvd encryption problem because using a different disc should have fixed the problem if it was a damaged disc.
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    Re: backing up dvds to .iso

    Medibuntu, decss enabled k9copy.

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    Question Re: backing up dvds to .iso

    i have run the commands from medibuntu and have libdvdread4 and libdvdcss2 installed is there something else i need?
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    Re: backing up dvds to .iso

    Quote Originally Posted by w1ll1am View Post
    i have run the commands from medibuntu and have libdvdread4 and libdvdcss2 installed is there something else i need?
    Did you run this script after installing libdvdread4?
    Code:
    /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh

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    Re: backing up dvds to .iso

    Quote Originally Posted by Nutria View Post
    Did you run this script after installing libdvdread4?
    Code:
    /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh
    I was not sure if i had run it or note so i ran it. after i ran it i still have the same problem.
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    Re: backing up dvds to .iso

    Just curious, does

    sudo cat /dev/sr0 > /home/whatever/dvd.iso

    Do what youre wanting? It could be /dev/scd0 or /dev/cdrom
    Last edited by |{urse; May 25th, 2012 at 02:05 AM.
    clear && echo paste url and press enter; read paste; (youtube-dl $paste) | zenity --progress --title="" --text "Downloading, please wait" --auto-close --pulsate && ans=$(zenity --file-selection); gnome-terminal -x mplayer "$ans"

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    Re: backing up dvds to .iso

    Quote Originally Posted by |{urse View Post
    Just curious, does

    sudo cat /dev/sr0 > /home/whatever/dvd.iso

    Do what youre wanting? It could be /dev/scd0 or /dev/cdrom
    No CLI program that I've tried (dd, dvdread, ddrescue) has a 100% rate in copying encrypted movie/TV DVDs. Brasero, OTOH, always works.

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    Re: backing up dvds to .iso

    Well by all means then, continue to use it.
    clear && echo paste url and press enter; read paste; (youtube-dl $paste) | zenity --progress --title="" --text "Downloading, please wait" --auto-close --pulsate && ans=$(zenity --file-selection); gnome-terminal -x mplayer "$ans"

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    Re: backing up dvds to .iso

    Here is a list of DVDs that i have tried to backup that i have not got too work. ( in linux with brasero, dd, ddrescue, dvd95, or just copying the folders over)

    21
    cars 2
    pirates of the Caribbean on strange tides
    The Smurfs
    underworld evolution ( tried two different dvds )

    So out of the 150 or so dvds i have backup for my htpc so far 5 have not worked thats 96% success it is possible you just have not run into a disc like this.

    I have managed to copy all of these with a windows program called dvdfab which can just copy the folders over to disk. Then i run k9copy from a folder and not disc.

    sudo cat /dev/sr0 > /home/whatever/dvd.iso

    I get the same error with this as well input/output error



    The above is too much work especially since dvdfab is only a 30 day trial.
    Last edited by w1ll1am; May 25th, 2012 at 04:05 PM. Reason: Forgot to mention
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    Re: backing up dvds to .iso

    Quote Originally Posted by w1ll1am View Post
    sudo cat /dev/sr0 > /home/whatever/dvd.iso

    I get the same error with this as well input/output error
    As do I with "mount" and "cp".

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