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Like the title says, I would like to rip a DVD title with IFO and BUP files from the command line. I have tried several programs with varying results.


Using dvdbackup:

dvdbackup -i imagefile.img -o /home/username/tmp -t 1

...but this way there are no IFO or BUP files. So I continued to re-author result using dvdauthor:

dvdauthor -t -o /home/username/tmp/dvd *.VOB

...but the re-authored files do not include some important info, like the subtitle language names.


Using vobcopy:

vobcopy -n 1 -i imagefile.img -o /home/username/tmp

...No IFO or BUP files.


Using mplayer:

mplayer dvd://1 -dvd-device imagefile.img -title 1 -dumpstream -dumpfile title1.vob

...No IFO or BUP files.


Using cpvts:

cpvts -d /media/dvd -t 1 /home/username/tmp

cpvts has some problems. It rips the whole titleset, not the individual title. This takes a lot of space when ripping several titles separately. Also it needs some dependecies, which are deprecated.

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When doing dvdbackup -M (-M for mirroring) I do get all the ifo and bup files. One thing to keep in mind is not to mount the device.

Michael
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