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#1

lxdvdrip is a commandline tool for creating backups of DVDs. It supports subtitles and menus. Would be nice not to have to run DVDsrhink in WINE. http://openfacts.berlios.de/index-en.phtml?title=lxdvdrip

#2

I'll chime in here and ask for it too, whether it belongs in backports or extras.

#3

I'll chime in here and ask for it too, whether it belongs in backports or extras. It's nice to see that someone else wants this too :). Sorry if I posted it in the wrong forum.

#4

I'll add a "me too" as well. :-)

#5

Please!

#6

Yes, this would be a great adition to the repositories

#7

yep me too

#8

Hi, You might be interested in the howto I have produced on installing lxdvdrip:

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/lxdvdripOnBreezyHowto

#9

Not now... there are other priorities (sifting through the 100-some backports requests still pending) -- I'll evaluate Extras again afterwards.

#10

yeah can we have this added to the AMD64 dapper repositories please

#11

I think it's a great idea also. Fedora already has it as an RPM. Just for the record, I followed Original Brownster's instructions for installing on Breezy and they worked just fine on my Dapper. Will try on Edgy later.

#12

If anyone's interested here are the Debian/etch packages (the other file is the only dependency that Ubuntu will not resolve automatically when installing as it's not in the repositories) They work for me on feisty...

http://www.debian-multimedia.org/pool/main/l/lxdvdrip/lxdvdrip_1.62-0.0_i386.deb

http://www.debian-multimedia.org/pool/main/d/dvdwizard/dvdwizard_0.5-0.0_all.deb

#13

And can I use a dvd wich is already located on my harddrive and backup it not to a disk or an ISO but to a folder?