Linux aternative to Clone DVD, or DVD Shrink
Hello,
I'm looking for a software to copy / clone DVD's on Linux. I currently use DVD Shrink and Clone DVD on Windows, but i prefer to get rid of my Windows and just use Linux. Does Linux offer a program to burn DVD's? Thanks in advance. |
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DVD Shrink works perfectly under Wine.
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Thank you. I've got DVD Shrink running in Wine now.. Sofar all is good.
Thanks for the help. |
Eventhough i now have DVD Shrink running in Wine, it doesn't work.
When i use the Open Disk button and select my DVD Driver it responds with an: DVD Shrink encountered an error and cannot continue. Failed to initialize ASPI device. File not found In my Terminal window i get the following line about 15 times: fixme:aspi:SendASPI32Command SC_GET_DISK_INFO always return 'int13 unassociated disk'. Does anyone have any idea on how to solve this or perhaps an indication on what i am doing wrong? Thanx. |
OK, try smartripper to rip the files, then dvdshrink to do the compression. Both actually work for me.
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I've tried to do the 'Open Files' in DVDShrink but no luck. Also a weird error, so i believe my wine isn't working correctly.
The funny part is. First i had Windows and Linux. I tried DVD Shrink in wine and compressed a DVD. I then figured i wouldn't need Windows anymore, so i reinstalled Linux on the whole disk. And now it doesn't do wine anymore. Very weird. I'll try to figured it out but anymore help would be appreciated. |
you probably didn't configure wine correctly. in your ~/.wine/config file, there's sections where you have to define your drives. cd/dvd devices included.
example: [Drive J] "Path" = "/mnt/cdrom" "Type" = "cdrom" "Label" = "DVD" "Filesystem" = "vfat" ; make sure that device is correct and has proper permissions ! "Device" = "/dev/cdrom" [Drive R] "Path" = "/mnt/cdrom1" "Type" = "cdrom" "Label" = "CD-RW" "Filesystem" = "vfat" ; make sure that device is correct and has proper permissions ! "Device" = "/dev/cdrom1" i try to make all my devices and parititions the same in wine as they are in windows, since i've got wine configured to use an existing windows install and not a fake windows install directory. don't know how you did wine, so that may not apply to you. but i'm fairly certain you need to finish the wine config. |
I've been reading the Wine documents for a bit. There is a line about puting a 'nohide' in your FSTAB. If you do now, you might get an File not Found error. (the same i get) and i know haven't got my cdrom/dvd drive in my fstab.
Tobad i am at work and cannot test it. As for the configuration example, i have it the same as you. Except i use "Filesystem" = "win95". |
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Why waste so much time trying to get a windows program to limp along in Linux? Especially when there are plenty of Linux-native programs that will do the same job?
AcidRip is a sweet little program that offers all the functionality of DVDshrink, and it gives you more flexibility in terms of compression/bitrate/etc. It was a little tricky to set up, because it depends on GTKperl (and I didn't have Gnome on my box) and mplayer/mencoder. But like Crashed_Again pointed out, it was written by acid_kewpie, so you can find lots of advice/answers here in the forum. Check it out, it's definitely easier to set up than wine, and it's intended to run in Linux, so it'll be more stable. I finally gave up on trying to get wine to run anything other than solitaire and minesweeper (in fairness, I must say that it runs these extremely well). Enjoy! --- Cerbere |
I've read the acidrip home page but it says that it is primarily focused on DVD to DIVX conversion. That is not what i want. I use DVD Shrink to compress the Video on a DVD and then burn it back to a DVD.
I've only glanced the acidrip page, so i might have missed it. |
I've added the correct lines to the /etc/fstab file. But no luck, it keeps giving me the same errors.
Does anyone have any further ideas? |
I've figured it out.
If the DVD is encrypted, it gives me the ASPI errors. If it is unencrypted, it works perfectly. Annoying. |
Failed to initialize ASPI device
Hi plosiv,
I have the same problem. I am using SuSE 9.0 and DVDShrink do not take hold to /media/cdrom ... |
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