On Tuesday February 8 2005 17:47, James Griffith wrote: > I have looked at copying DVD's on Google and haven't found much on how to > copy them in Linux, I know about ripping and encoding them in windows, but > I want to do both in Linux. Any how-tos or any advice would be appreciated > greatly. DID::Rip used to work after some fiddling, but using it is straightforward. It's basically a frontend to transcode. Be aware that getting the sound synched up can be a time-consuming business, especially if you're using the distributed rendering offered by Rip (avimerge was also broken back when I was using it, but switching to OggMedia containers did the trick). DVD::Rip: http://www.exit1.org/dvdrip/ Transcode (?): http://www.transcoding.org/cgi-bin/transcode (?) I have no idea what the "official" status on that one is. Back when I was using it, the creator didn't seem to have time/interest in it, but the Wiki shows recent activity. Note also that neither Transcode nor DVD::Rip are available from official debian sources. DVD::Rip runs well from an "installation" in a user directory though. -- Got Backup? Jabber: Shadowdancer at jabber.fsinf.de
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