I think k9copy might be what you want. Look for it in synaptic ("Add / Remove Programs ... ")WindozeConvert wrote:Is there a way to backup copyrighted DVD's as there is with windows (Any DVD and any burning program)? I like to backup all of my DVD movies and play the backups to keep the original preserved and would like to continue to do so with Linux Mint.
DVD Copying
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Re: DVD Copying
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Although these tips are for the Gentoo distribution, most commands they show there should work on LinuxMint too:WindozeConvert wrote:That looks good but I was wanting something that would write dual layer disks, just like the original. Do you know of anything that might fit the bill?
http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Backup_a_DVD
If you want to try any of the programs they mention: replace Gentoo's emerge command with apt-get install ... e.g. instead of emerge vobcopy you'd install the program by typing apt-get install vobcopy, OK? Or simply use synaptic and search for the program's name and install it that way.
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Scorp123