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  1. 13th Apr 2007 20:23 #1
    tgm4883
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    Im in the process of totally switching to linux, and one of my last hurdles is backing up my dvds. Now I installed dvd::rip and have ripped the main movie to my HD, but as my media center is capable of playing dvd's from iso's, i was wondering if there was either.

    1) A way to rip the full dvd straight to an iso
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    2) A way to take the main movie that i ripped using dvd::rip and make that into an iso
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  2. 14th Apr 2007 10:51 #2
    tekkieman
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    K3B will burn to ISO. As long as you have a proper DVD structure, it should be fine. You might also look at k9copy to rip your DVDs for your rip to ISO process. It will rip straight to ISO.
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    Thanks, k9copy looks like what im looking for. I'll just rerip the movie I did with dvd::rip
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