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General => Users => Topic started by: Marie.O on January 03, 2008, 02:36:38 pm
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Hello,
during my journey with LMCE I tried ripping a couple of DVDs. Some work fine, while others cause problems.
Currently I tried to rip a Ghost Rider DVD. The DVD plays fine :), but ripping the DVD causes I/O errors :'(. Other
/var/log/pluto/30_Disk_Drive.log:05 01/03/08 14:23:56.035 RipTask::UpdateProgress id 2 m_eTaskStatus_get 1 status p message file /home/public/data/videos/Ghost Rider WS Extended Cut 2 Discs () <0xb66c0b90>
/var/log/pluto/30_Disk_Drive.log:05 01/03/08 14:24:07.670 RipTask::UpdateProgress id 2 m_eTaskStatus_get 1 status p message file /home/public/data/videos/Ghost Rider WS Extended Cut 2 Discs () <0xb66c0b90>
/var/log/pluto/30_Disk_Drive.log:05 01/03/08 14:24:18.556 RipTask::UpdateProgress id 2 m_eTaskStatus_get 1 status p message file /home/public/data/videos/Ghost Rider WS Extended Cut 2 Discs () <0xb66c0b90>
/var/log/pluto/30_Disk_Drive.log:05 01/03/08 14:24:29.329 RipTask::UpdateProgress id 2 m_eTaskStatus_get 1 status p message file /home/public/data/videos/Ghost Rider WS Extended Cut 2 Discs () <0xb66c0b90>
/var/log/pluto/30_Disk_Drive.log:05 01/03/08 14:24:39.971 RipTask::UpdateProgress id 2 m_eTaskStatus_get 1 status p message file /home/public/data/videos/Ghost Rider WS Extended Cut 2 Discs () <0xb66c0b90>
/var/log/pluto/30_Disk_Drive.log:05 01/03/08 14:24:50.028 RipTask::UpdateProgress id 2 m_eTaskStatus_get 1 status p message file /home/public/data/videos/Ghost Rider WS Extended Cut 2 Discs () <0xb66c0b90>
/var/log/pluto/30_Disk_Drive.log:05 01/03/08 14:24:59.970 RipTask::UpdateProgress id 2 m_eTaskStatus_get 1 status p message file /home/public/data/videos/Ghost Rider WS Extended Cut 2 Discs () <0xb66c0b90>
/var/log/pluto/30_Disk_Drive.log:05 01/03/08 14:25:19.355 RipTask::UpdateProgress id 2 m_eTaskStatus_get 1 status e message Error reading '/dev/hdc': Input/output error file /home/public/data/videos/Ghost Rider WS Extended Cut 2 Discs () <0xb66c0b90>
Ideas anyone?
Any and help is greatly appreciated.
regards
Oliver
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Some more information. I tried manually copying the DVD to the harddisk. It always stops at the same position. Is it possible, that this is some kind of copy protection coming into play?
disk_copy /dev/hdc test.dvd
Disc size: 8539996160
Position: 10485760; Progress: 0.12%
Position: 20971520; Progress: 0.25%
Position: 31457280; Progress: 0.37%
Position: 41943040; Progress: 0.49%
Position: 52428800; Progress: 0.61%
Position: 62914560; Progress: 0.74%
Position: 73400320; Progress: 0.86%
Position: 83886080; Progress: 0.98%
Position: 94371840; Progress: 1.11%
Position: 104857600; Progress: 1.23%
Position: 115343360; Progress: 1.35%
Position: 125829120; Progress: 1.47%
Position: 136314880; Progress: 1.60%
Position: 146800640; Progress: 1.72%
Position: 157286400; Progress: 1.84%
Position: 167772160; Progress: 1.96%
Position: 178257920; Progress: 2.09%
Position: 188743680; Progress: 2.21%
Position: 199229440; Progress: 2.33%
Position: 209715200; Progress: 2.46%
Position: 220200960; Progress: 2.58%
Position: 230686720; Progress: 2.70%
Position: 241172480; Progress: 2.82%
Position: 251658240; Progress: 2.95%
Position: 262144000; Progress: 3.07%
Position: 272629760; Progress: 3.19%
Position: 283115520; Progress: 3.32%
Position: 293601280; Progress: 3.44%
Position: 304087040; Progress: 3.56%
Position: 314572800; Progress: 3.68%
Position: 325058560; Progress: 3.81%
Position: 335544320; Progress: 3.93%
Position: 346030080; Progress: 4.05%
Position: 356515840; Progress: 4.17%
Position: 367001600; Progress: 4.30%
Position: 377487360; Progress: 4.42%
Position: 387973120; Progress: 4.54%
Position: 398458880; Progress: 4.67%
Position: 408944640; Progress: 4.79%
Position: 419430400; Progress: 4.91%
Position: 429916160; Progress: 5.03%
Position: 440401920; Progress: 5.16%
Position: 450887680; Progress: 5.28%
Position: 461373440; Progress: 5.40%
Position: 471859200; Progress: 5.53%
Position: 482344960; Progress: 5.65%
Position: 492830720; Progress: 5.77%
Position: 503316480; Progress: 5.89%
Position: 513802240; Progress: 6.02%
Position: 524288000; Progress: 6.14%
Position: 534773760; Progress: 6.26%
Position: 545259520; Progress: 6.38%
Position: 555745280; Progress: 6.51%
Position: 566231040; Progress: 6.63%
Position: 576716800; Progress: 6.75%
Position: 587202560; Progress: 6.88%
Position: 597688320; Progress: 7.00%
Position: 608174080; Progress: 7.12%
Position: 618659840; Progress: 7.24%
Position: 629145600; Progress: 7.37%
Position: 639631360; Progress: 7.49%
Position: 640942080; Progress: 7.51%
Error reading '/dev/hdc': Input/output error
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Hello,
during my journey with LMCE I tried ripping a couple of DVDs. Some work fine, while others cause problems.
Currently I tried to rip a Ghost Rider DVD. The DVD plays fine :), but ripping the DVD causes I/O errors :'(. Other
/var/log/pluto/30_Disk_Drive.log:05 01/03/08 14:23:56.035 RipTask::UpdateProgress id 2 m_eTaskStatus_get 1 status p message file /home/public/data/videos/Ghost Rider WS Extended Cut 2 Discs () <0xb66c0b90>
/var/log/pluto/30_Disk_Drive.log:05 01/03/08 14:24:07.670 RipTask::UpdateProgress id 2 m_eTaskStatus_get 1 status p message file /home/public/data/videos/Ghost Rider WS Extended Cut 2 Discs () <0xb66c0b90>
/var/log/pluto/30_Disk_Drive.log:05 01/03/08 14:24:18.556 RipTask::UpdateProgress id 2 m_eTaskStatus_get 1 status p message file /home/public/data/videos/Ghost Rider WS Extended Cut 2 Discs () <0xb66c0b90>
/var/log/pluto/30_Disk_Drive.log:05 01/03/08 14:24:29.329 RipTask::UpdateProgress id 2 m_eTaskStatus_get 1 status p message file /home/public/data/videos/Ghost Rider WS Extended Cut 2 Discs () <0xb66c0b90>
/var/log/pluto/30_Disk_Drive.log:05 01/03/08 14:24:39.971 RipTask::UpdateProgress id 2 m_eTaskStatus_get 1 status p message file /home/public/data/videos/Ghost Rider WS Extended Cut 2 Discs () <0xb66c0b90>
/var/log/pluto/30_Disk_Drive.log:05 01/03/08 14:24:50.028 RipTask::UpdateProgress id 2 m_eTaskStatus_get 1 status p message file /home/public/data/videos/Ghost Rider WS Extended Cut 2 Discs () <0xb66c0b90>
/var/log/pluto/30_Disk_Drive.log:05 01/03/08 14:24:59.970 RipTask::UpdateProgress id 2 m_eTaskStatus_get 1 status p message file /home/public/data/videos/Ghost Rider WS Extended Cut 2 Discs () <0xb66c0b90>
/var/log/pluto/30_Disk_Drive.log:05 01/03/08 14:25:19.355 RipTask::UpdateProgress id 2 m_eTaskStatus_get 1 status e message Error reading '/dev/hdc': Input/output error file /home/public/data/videos/Ghost Rider WS Extended Cut 2 Discs () <0xb66c0b90>
Ideas anyone?
Any and help is greatly appreciated.
regards
Oliver
Hmmm... I have successfully ripped the UK edition of that DVD without any problems
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It seems a problem of a read error. I modified the disk_copy.c a bit to change the buffers, it just fails. On a different disc, changing (lowering) the buffers yielded better results.
Anyone know, if there are any parameters to be set during the read function to retry on failure?
rgds
Oliver
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Which DVD drive (make/model#) are you using?
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dcerouter_51346:/home/linuxmce/lmce/src/Disk_Drive# hdparm -i /dev/hdc
/dev/hdc:
Model=PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-109, FwRev=1.40, SerialNo=
Config={ Fixed Removeable DTR<=5Mbs DTR>10Mbs nonMagnetic }
RawCHS=0/0/0, TrkSize=0, SectSize=0, ECCbytes=0
BuffType=13395, BuffSize=64kB, MaxMultSect=0
(maybe): CurCHS=0/0/0, CurSects=0, LBA=yes, LBAsects=0
IORDY=on/off, tPIO={min:240,w/IORDY:120}, tDMA={min:120,rec:120}
PIO modes: pio0 pio1 pio2 pio3 pio4
DMA modes: mdma0 mdma1 mdma2
UDMA modes: udma0 udma1 udma2 udma3 *udma4
AdvancedPM=no
Drive conforms to: Unspecified: ATA/ATAPI-2,3,4,5
* signifies the current active mode
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Some more information.
I have tried numerous DVDs. All of them play just fine. BUT, a lot have problems when I try to copy them to the Core. I have tried various tools available and all exhibit the same kind of problem. After 7-8% of the DVD I get read errors.
Is anyone else experiencing this problem? I will try another drive, but doubt that it will help.
Any and help is greatly appreciated
rgds
Oliver
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Hello,
some additional information regarding the problem. I have found more DVDs with a problem. There seem to be a fairly new copy protection scheme in place, used by some of the german DVD producers. Details can be found here http://www.x-protect.com/ (http://www.x-protect.com/), and search on http://forum.doom9.org (http://forum.doom9.org) for "Das Parfum" or x-protect reveals some more information.
Don't you just love it, if you buy a generic standardized inexpensive product, like a DVD for around 10€, take it home, just to find out, it will not play on your Linux system, nor on your Windows systems with older versions of WinDVD. NOT! >:(
rgds
Oliver