#Mac dvd player app missing iso#
" On my computer (1.67GHZ powerpc) it will take a couple of hours to create the image, once it is done I mount the iso image "hdid /var/tmp/dvd_name.iso" and then play a little bit of the DVD and jump to a couple of chapters to see if things work OK. "mkisofs -dvd-video -o /var/tmp/dvd_name.iso. I cd to the directory where the newly copied VIDEO_TS is located on your hard drive and execute mkisofs Once dvdbackup has pulled the data off the DVD.
#Mac dvd player app missing install#
If you download and mount the DVD imager pkg you can copy just the mkisofs binary from the pkg and install it on your system. While it is not bundled on Tiger, (I don't know about Leopard), it is bundled with DVD imager pkg. mkisofs is a great tool for this purpose. I prefer the iso image because it is only one file to manage. Rather than rip then burn a new DVD for a backup, my personal perference is to create an iso image and store it on my home fileserver. If you have similar issues try using FINK libs. Once again I am not faulting the Macport libs, perhaps it was something stupid like a syntax error on my part or something more involved. After installing the libraries the dvdbackup.c compiled without a hitch 1st time. My solution was to try the FINK dvdread and dvdcss libraries. I'm not saying there is something wrong with the Macport libs, it might be my setup.
ld complained the symbols table was missing a link(s). While his directions were spot on, I had problems using the MacPort libdvdread and libdvdcds libs. I followed Micon's directions to build dvdbackup on my Powerbook 10.4.x.
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