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How to rip .VRO files from DVD video recorders
whoops - didn't read your post properly about not mounting in the Finder
How to rip .VRO files from DVD video recorders
Thank you very much for getting back to me. Really hope I can solve this...
How to rip .VRO files from DVD video recorders
I see a few problems with what you are doing there:
1) The path has a space in it, which the command line uses to separate arguments. Spaces in paths need to either be escaped by a backslash or surrounded by quotes, as shown below: % cd /Volumes/Some\ Directoryor % cd "/Volumes/Some Directory"Your error message was probably "-bash: cd: /volumes/DVD-VR: No such file or directory" (notice, no "disc" in the error message?) 2) "sudo cd /some/directory" may get you into a directory that your user doesn't have permission to, but you'll have to preface every command in there with "sudo" (eg. "sudo ls" to list the directory). Hopefully you have permissions- to find out, try (with "% " denoting the prompt): If it shows up in there, look at the permissions. Which leads me to my favorite command line tutorial at OSXFAQ The "ls" link explains users and groups with a link to permissions. Also, the "autocompletion" link should save you a lot of time. If you don't have permission, things get more complicated. Hope this helps! Problems like this are a great way to get into the command line... --- |
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