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Episode: 2549
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Title: HPR2549: DVD ripping using old hardware
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Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr2549/hpr2549.mp3
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Transcribed: 2025-10-19 05:18:43
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This is HPR episode 2,549 entitled DVD ripping using old hardware.
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It is hosted by Archer 72 and is about 5 minutes long and carries a clean flag.
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The summary is how I put an older machine and a little cache to reverse it.
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Good day listeners, this is Archer 72.
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I think I finally got everything together for this episode for HPR.
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Go through how in the steps of how I put together a DVD ripping and CD ripping machine from
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old hardware.
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I had a tower that I had put aside in storage and is sat for about a year and a wife found
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a motherboard at the Goodwill, which was actually a savers, had ran about $8, but found
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out that they had no video on the board.
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So I picked up an 8-meg video card just to get the video running to see what it was
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outputting and if it was getting in errors.
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At this point I found out the power supply fan had seized up on me so I ended up going
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to, we have a fries out here and they found out that I was going to put the fan into
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a power supply and I got a huge warning about how I would electrocute myself as I put
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this fan in without taking precautions.
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So anyways I got everything back together and it powered up fine and I used a live USB
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distro to see what I could get working on this particular system.
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Almost forgot I didn't have any distros installed to the hard drive I decided instead to use
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a USB key as a way of installing my media because I way I could make it portable to take
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it to any machine and also I could make it a lot easier for me to back up just to my laptop
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or the network.
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At the time I tried ARCH because that was working for me and I got it installed and some
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time later about 6 months later I found out that I was going to have an end of life in
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the 2017 correction.
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The end of life was for a 32-bit system of ARCH so that's why I was needed to move on
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to a different type of distribution and for a lot of HPRs I had heard Clot 2 talk about
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Slackware so I was thinking maybe that would work.
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When I was doing the install I found it useful to have a script so that I could charute
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into the new Slackware install because I was having a little bit of trial and error to
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get it to boot completely.
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I needed a boot delay in the making it RC otherwise it had a message about not finding
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slash MNT in the Etsy F stab.
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The first thing I did after getting a successful boot was changed the SSH to an alternative
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port and then I was able to SSH into the buy box, install MPlayer, T-MUX and RIP it, of
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course after I had installed SBO package which is a package manager for SlackBuilds.org.
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After a bit of searching I found out I could use MPlayer to rip streams from movies and
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for TV shows because that's actually the best way to bypass the encryption.
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Next I installed T-MUX which is a terminal multiplexer so I can jump back and forth between
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a different laptop PC or mobile device.
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As I mentioned before I needed to rip any type of video media regardless of encryption.
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So this method only needed live DVD, CSS to read the DVD and I could do anything including
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Disney I'm looking at use with Star Wars and the Tron movies.
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A bonus to building this machine is that I could rip CDs using the RIP it, command line
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utility.
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Scripts are in the show notes and on GitHub for the stream ripping and the TV show ripping.
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Happy ripping.
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I can be reached on IRC on FreeNode, user name Archer72 or unmaskedon.xyz at Archer72.
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Thanks.
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