Is there a Linux program that will allow me to backup my DVD's. I know they are encrypted and was wondering if there was a Linux decrypter just like in Windows. Thanks.
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Re: Decrypting DVD's protection
yeah, there are several. I use a command line ripper.
be sure to install libdvdcss2 first.
apt-get install dvdbackup
then run dvdbackup with the following command:
[dvd] meaning your dvd device location (i.e. /dev/hdc)dvdbackup -i /dev/[dvd]-o /home/[user] -M
[user] your name
this will rip the dvd straight to your harddrive in an uncompressed format. you can do what you like with the files (turn into .iso for burning (I use mkiso and then burn the image with k3b to disc).
for GUI,
sudo apt-get install k9copy -
Re: Decrypting DVD's protection
How do I install libdvdcss2?Comment
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Re: Decrypting DVD's protection
Hi,
You can find the answer here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Re...ts/PlayingDVDs
You will find a link to libdvdcss2
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Re: Decrypting DVD's protection
Boinakki this will allow me to rip an encrypted DVD and then burn it?Comment
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