Hi folks Do anyone in list have any idea how to do clone copy of a DVD in k3b - suse 9.2 prof. I am aware that we can do clone copy of a cd with k3b but i was unable to find any options for doing clone copy of a dvd. or can any one suggest me the software which can do clone copy of a dvd in linux. kanak
On Thursday 20 January 2005 00:51, news wrote:
Hi folks
Do anyone in list have any idea how to do clone copy of a DVD in k3b - suse 9.2 prof. I am aware that we can do clone copy of a cd with k3b but i was unable to find any options for doing clone copy of a dvd. or can any one suggest me the software which can do clone copy of a dvd in linux.
kanak
It is impossible (for now) to clone video DVD. Use dvdbackup for this. To copy a data DVD: Tools/DVD/Copy Sunny -- Get Firefox http://www.spreadfirefox.com/?q=affiliates&id=10745&t=85
On Thursday 20 January 2005 12:59 am, Sunny wrote:
On Thursday 20 January 2005 00:51, news wrote:
Hi folks
Do anyone in list have any idea how to do clone copy of a DVD in k3b - suse 9.2 prof. I am aware that we can do clone copy of a cd with k3b but i was unable to find any options for doing clone copy of a dvd. or can any one suggest me the software which can do clone copy of a dvd in linux.
kanak
It is impossible (for now) to clone video DVD. Use dvdbackup for this.
To copy a data DVD: Tools/DVD/Copy
I'm glad I didn't know it was impossible when I did it. The video dvd wasn't a copyrighted movie, it was a dvd video of my son's wedding. Only 2 or 3 gig in size if I remember correctly. Now on a normal, copyrighted movie, I expect I would have some problems, but to say you can't copy videos is not correct. Using 9.2. In k3b > tools > dvd > copy dvd worked fine on it. Doug
Now on a normal, copyrighted movie, I expect I would have some problems, but to say you can't copy videos is not correct.
Using 9.2. In k3b > tools > dvd > copy dvd worked fine on it.
Even if you receive a DVD of your cousin's wedding which, for some reason, he decided to protect, you might still be able to copy it if you have libdvdcss installed.
On Thursday 20 January 2005 19:47, Doug B wrote:
On Thursday 20 January 2005 12:59 am, Sunny wrote:
On Thursday 20 January 2005 00:51, news wrote:
Hi folks
Do anyone in list have any idea how to do clone copy of a DVD in k3b - suse 9.2 prof. I am aware that we can do clone copy of a cd with k3b but i was unable to find any options for doing clone copy of a dvd. or can any one suggest me the software which can do clone copy of a dvd in linux.
kanak
It is impossible (for now) to clone video DVD. Use dvdbackup for this.
To copy a data DVD: Tools/DVD/Copy
I'm glad I didn't know it was impossible when I did it.
The video dvd wasn't a copyrighted movie, it was a dvd video of my son's wedding. Only 2 or 3 gig in size if I remember correctly.
Now on a normal, copyrighted movie, I expect I would have some problems, but to say you can't copy videos is not correct.
Using 9.2. In k3b > tools > dvd > copy dvd worked fine on it.
Doug
Yes, I admit that my verbage was not right. In my eyes video DVD is 7+ GB, encrypted :) All else is data :) Sunny -- Get Firefox http://www.spreadfirefox.com/?q=affiliates&id=10745&t=85
On Friday 21 January 2005 11:43, Sunny wrote:
On Thursday 20 January 2005 19:47, Doug B wrote:
On Thursday 20 January 2005 12:59 am, Sunny wrote:
On Thursday 20 January 2005 00:51, news wrote:
Hi folks
Do anyone in list have any idea how to do clone copy of a DVD in k3b - suse 9.2 prof. I am aware that we can do clone copy of a cd with k3b but i was unable to find any options for doing clone copy of a dvd. or can any one suggest me the software which can do clone copy of a dvd in linux.
kanak
It is impossible (for now) to clone video DVD. Use dvdbackup for this.
To copy a data DVD: Tools/DVD/Copy
I'm glad I didn't know it was impossible when I did it.
The video dvd wasn't a copyrighted movie, it was a dvd video of my son's wedding. Only 2 or 3 gig in size if I remember correctly.
Now on a normal, copyrighted movie, I expect I would have some problems, but to say you can't copy videos is not correct.
Using 9.2. In k3b > tools > dvd > copy dvd worked fine on it.
Doug
Yes, I admit that my verbage was not right. In my eyes video DVD is 7+ GB, encrypted :)
All else is data :)
I'll stand corrected, but there is nothing to *physically* prevent original DVD movie backups. No silly copy-protection schemes. CSS is something in the VOB files themselves isn't it? The only other obstacle, as you say, was the large size. I've got a dual-layer, so theoretically I should be able to make a perfect duplicate backup of my original LOTR discs. (I haven't tried this, as the drive isn't installed yet.) I'd like to know if anyone disagrees with me... -- Steve Boddy
On Fri, 21 Jan 2005 19:24:38 +0000, Stephen Boddy <stephen.boddy@btinternet.com> wrote:
On Friday 21 January 2005 11:43, Sunny wrote:
On Thursday 20 January 2005 19:47, Doug B wrote:
On Thursday 20 January 2005 12:59 am, Sunny wrote:
On Thursday 20 January 2005 00:51, news wrote:
Hi folks
Do anyone in list have any idea how to do clone copy of a DVD in k3b - suse 9.2 prof. I am aware that we can do clone copy of a cd with k3b but i was unable to find any options for doing clone copy of a dvd. or can any one suggest me the software which can do clone copy of a dvd in linux.
kanak
It is impossible (for now) to clone video DVD. Use dvdbackup for this.
To copy a data DVD: Tools/DVD/Copy
I'm glad I didn't know it was impossible when I did it.
The video dvd wasn't a copyrighted movie, it was a dvd video of my son's wedding. Only 2 or 3 gig in size if I remember correctly.
Now on a normal, copyrighted movie, I expect I would have some problems, but to say you can't copy videos is not correct.
Using 9.2. In k3b > tools > dvd > copy dvd worked fine on it.
Doug
Yes, I admit that my verbage was not right. In my eyes video DVD is 7+ GB, encrypted :)
All else is data :)
I'll stand corrected, but there is nothing to *physically* prevent original DVD movie backups. No silly copy-protection schemes. CSS is something in the VOB files themselves isn't it?
The only other obstacle, as you say, was the large size. I've got a dual-layer, so theoretically I should be able to make a perfect duplicate backup of my original LOTR discs. (I haven't tried this, as the drive isn't installed yet.)
I'd like to know if anyone disagrees with me... -- Steve Boddy
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Steve, it doesn't work that way. CSS is not only in the files. I.e. I guess it has to do something with the media descriptor as well, and the blanc media you write on has a different one. I have tried to copy that way a DVD5 encrypted DVD, and the result was unrecoverable. When you invoke pure disk copy, or file by file copy libdvdcss is not invoked to unscramble the video stream. And after that the new copy has some part of the key part missing, and it can not be played/descrambled any more. At least this was my experience. So, even with dual-layer burner, you should use something like dvdbackup to rip and decode the dvd to your hdd, and after that you can burn it back. Sunny P.S. while on the topic :), does anyone knows where the region code byte resides. In which file, etc.? I.e. if I have not CSS, but region coded DVD, I would like to know what to change. All my googleing just showed that there is such a byte :), but I can not find where :) Cheers -- Get Firefox http://www.spreadfirefox.com/?q=affiliates&id=10745&t=85
On Friday 21 January 2005 15:04, Sunny wrote:
P.S. while on the topic :), does anyone knows where the region code byte resides. In which file, etc.? I.e. if I have not CSS, but region coded DVD, I would like to know what to change. All my googleing just showed that there is such a byte :), but I can not find where :)
Cheers
I found this one. It is byte 35 (23H) in VIDEO_TS.NFO. It is bit coded mask for the allowed regions, so 00H enables all regions. This is a good article about this (and a good perl script included): http://busy-bee.net/blog/ Cheers Sunny -- Get Firefox http://www.spreadfirefox.com/?q=affiliates&id=10745&t=85
On Thursday 20 January 2005 07:51, news wrote:
Hi folks
Do anyone in list have any idea how to do clone copy of a DVD in k3b - suse 9.2 prof. I am aware that we can do clone copy of a cd with k3b but i was unable to find any options for doing clone copy of a dvd. or can any one suggest me the software which can do clone copy of a dvd in linux.
kanak
Hi Kanak, This subject has been covered before. It's not as simple as putting in the DVD and clicking copy. You need DVDShrink and dvdbackup. If you use "site:lists.suse.com SLE 2004 backing up movie dvd's" you should find what you are looking for. I think it was also covered at the beginning of this year to. Hope this helps Martin
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