Ripping/Decrypting on CLI

john3voltas · 4th September 2017, 16:18

I'm on linux trying rip/decrypt from the CLI.
Most my DVD's are Disney with ARccOS and the 99 titles.
I successfuly used ddrescue to get rid of the bad sectors:

Code:

$ ddrescue -b 2048 -n /dev/sr0 ~/dvdrips/rango.iso ~/logfile.txt

Then I used VLC and found out that the main movie is Title 9.
Then I used dvdbackup to actually decrypt only Title 9:

Code:

$ dvdbackup -t 9 -i ~/rango.iso

Everything is working fine up until this point.The problem is dvdbackup is not delivering IFO with the VOBs.
It's only delivering the VOBs. And since these are from a single Title, I can't use the IFO that comes with the DVD because that one has a lot of titles on it.
Usually (on windows) I'd use DVDFab and it would deliver a set of VOBs and an IFO. I would then use that IFO with PgcDemux to demux video, audio and also chapters and subtitles.
How would I work around this issue?
Cheers

4th September 2017, 16:18	#1 \| Link
john3voltas Registered User Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 65	Ripping/Decrypting on CLI I'm on linux trying rip/decrypt from the CLI. Most my DVD's are Disney with ARccOS and the 99 titles. I successfuly used ddrescue to get rid of the bad sectors: Code: $ ddrescue -b 2048 -n /dev/sr0 ~/dvdrips/rango.iso ~/logfile.txt Then I used VLC and found out that the main movie is Title 9. Then I used dvdbackup to actually decrypt only Title 9: Code: $ dvdbackup -t 9 -i ~/rango.iso Everything is working fine up until this point.The problem is dvdbackup is not delivering IFO with the VOBs. It's only delivering the VOBs. And since these are from a single Title, I can't use the IFO that comes with the DVD because that one has a lot of titles on it. Usually (on windows) I'd use DVDFab and it would deliver a set of VOBs and an IFO. I would then use that IFO with PgcDemux to demux video, audio and also chapters and subtitles. How would I work around this issue? Cheers Last edited by john3voltas; 4th September 2017 at 16:25.