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#1 2020-01-25 23:22

cpcnw
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Reliable DVD Rip to ISO

Hi,

Just tried K9Copy and it started OK but then just went on forever making disc thrashing noises.

Anyone got a good suggestion on how they make DVD backups on Q4OS?

Cheers!


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#2 2020-01-25 23:26

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Re: Reliable DVD Rip to ISO

Ignore that - looks like K3B is doing the job fine!

Also there was a large greasy thumb print on the disc - Doh!

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#3 2020-01-26 03:46

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Re: Reliable DVD Rip to ISO

K3b is my favorite but I also use Brasero or XFburn that work well.


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#4 2020-01-26 10:12

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Re: Reliable DVD Rip to ISO

Both failed. Now trying dvdbackup CLI tool. It started with a number of the following

*** Zero check failed in src / ifo_read.c:855
    for cell_position[i].zero_1 = 0x08

which makes me think the disc is damaged. There does seem to be a number of surface aberrations.

Just now dvdbackup is making a similar noise that K9Copy did - disc thrashing!

As an aside DVDFab on that other OS didn't seem to have any trouble, suspect it just fills bad cells?

Here we go...

Error reading VTS_02_3.VOB at block 1497086, read error returned
padding 512 blocks

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#5 2020-01-26 11:02

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Re: Reliable DVD Rip to ISO

Just tried with a different disc and worked perfectly. Odd thing is the disc I started with looks either good or very good in terms of surface scratches. On a quick look you'd even say it was very good to mint. Is there any scheme that used to be used [Disc is from 2007] that attempts to prevent copying / backup that somehow fools software into detecting bad sectors etc when on read back is fine?


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#6 2020-01-27 00:22

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Re: Reliable DVD Rip to ISO

Ive had so few issues with K3b honestly it tends to be issues with the disc. Using a flashlight many times you can spot very fine scratches or imperfections that can cause issues but temperature or accidentally contact with substances on the surface could cause issues.


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