B blankito macrumors newbie Original poster Feb 21, 2011 2 0 Feb 21, 2011 #1 Hi, I tried Ripit and Mac DVD Ripper Pro but it only Rip to .dvdmedia files and I really need the ISO format for my Boxee Handbrake does not support ISO neither so forget about that What application should I use then? Thank you!
Hi, I tried Ripit and Mac DVD Ripper Pro but it only Rip to .dvdmedia files and I really need the ISO format for my Boxee Handbrake does not support ISO neither so forget about that What application should I use then? Thank you!
Dave Braine macrumors 601 Mar 19, 2008 4,004 360 Warrington, UK Feb 22, 2011 #2 Disc Image? It's in Applications>Utilities.
MacUser2525 Suspended Mar 17, 2007 2,097 377 Canada Feb 22, 2011 #3 You can try dd from the command line as well. I used it for a bunch of disks that I wanted convert but did not want to leave in the drive while doing it. A command line like this will do it for you. Code: dd if=/dev/disk? of=/path/to/save/file.iso bs=2048 You would of course replace the disk? part with the proper number for your dvd drive.
You can try dd from the command line as well. I used it for a bunch of disks that I wanted convert but did not want to leave in the drive while doing it. A command line like this will do it for you. Code: dd if=/dev/disk? of=/path/to/save/file.iso bs=2048 You would of course replace the disk? part with the proper number for your dvd drive.
J jamgam macrumors newbie Feb 12, 2011 8 0 Feb 22, 2011 #5 you can use drutil status to get the disk number but before you create the iso with dd=/dev/disk? you need to unmount it I believe. My steps are drutil status /dev/disk? diskutil unmountDisk /dev/disk? dd if=/dev/disk? of=/path/to/image.iso diskutil mountDisk /dev/disk?
you can use drutil status to get the disk number but before you create the iso with dd=/dev/disk? you need to unmount it I believe. My steps are drutil status /dev/disk? diskutil unmountDisk /dev/disk? dd if=/dev/disk? of=/path/to/image.iso diskutil mountDisk /dev/disk?
NATO macrumors 68000 Feb 14, 2005 1,704 43 Northern Ireland Feb 23, 2011 #6 Dave Braine said: Disc Image? It's in Applications>Utilities. Click to expand... That's what I've been doing - Create a disc image (selecting CD/DVD Master as the type) and when finished, just rename .cdr to .iso
Dave Braine said: Disc Image? It's in Applications>Utilities. Click to expand... That's what I've been doing - Create a disc image (selecting CD/DVD Master as the type) and when finished, just rename .cdr to .iso
A AdrianK macrumors 68020 Feb 19, 2011 2,230 2 Feb 23, 2011 #7 .dvdmedia is just a folder, if you remove the file extension you'll see the VIDEO_TS folder.
Dave Braine macrumors 601 Mar 19, 2008 4,004 360 Warrington, UK Feb 23, 2011 #8 That's what I've been doing Click to expand... Yeah. Seems the simplest way, rather than messing around with command line code.
That's what I've been doing Click to expand... Yeah. Seems the simplest way, rather than messing around with command line code.