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Re: [VCDImager] do vcdxrip and vcdxbuild not co-operate?
From: |
Alle Meije Wink |
Subject: |
Re: [VCDImager] do vcdxrip and vcdxbuild not co-operate? |
Date: |
07 Jun 2003 23:27:02 +0200 |
I already solved it: the xml file does indeed need editing.
By ripping etc. I mean:
bash$ vcdxruip --cdrom-device=0,1,0
which gives you
_cdi_cdi_imag.rtf _cdi_cdi_vcd.app avseq01.mpg
_cdi_cdi_text.fnt _cdi_cdi_vcd.cfg item0001.mpg
videocd.xml
The xml file contains the string `segment-0002', but segment-0002 does
not exist. I changed it to `segment-0000' (which does exist) and then
bash$ vcdxbuild videocd.xml
which gives you
videocd.bin videocd.cue
Fiinally,
bash$ sudo cdrdao write --device 0,1,0 --speed 8 videocd.cue
does the trick
> > I tried to rip a vcd, store it on my harddisk and copy it a few times.
> > The ripping went all fine. In my vcd data dir I got the following files:
>
> > address@hidden:/multimedia/brucevcd651$ ls
> > _cdi_cdi_imag.rtf _cdi_cdi_vcd.app avseq01.mpg videocd.xml
> > _cdi_cdi_text.fnt _cdi_cdi_vcd.cfg item0001.mpg
>
> Not sure what you meant by "rip". You can't just copy it to your hard drive.
>
> I am new at this, myself, and I have done this only once. You want to
> convert it to a .bin and .cue file. You do this with the
> cdrdao read-cd command. You will also need to specify the names of the
> output files.