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How to rip .VRO files from DVD video recorders
Well, I am getting closer but not quite there yet. Glad to know there are so many helpful people out there...
How to rip .VRO files from DVD video recorders
First of all, to me it seems like the OP said that he couldn't solve the problem in the terminal, but needed to use Toast... So I think you could drop your problems with the Terminal for this time.
To adress your questions, it seems like you forgot the <space> after the cd command. It should look like sudo cd /Volumes/... not sudo cd/Volumes/... The cd command means change directory, so after a succesfull run, you should get your normal prompt but now you are located in a different directory and can look at its content with the command ls. I recommend the UNIX FAQ that can be found in the forums! (http://forums.macosxhints.com/showthread.php?t=40648) /Fredrik |
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