so I have an issue that many times my DVDs are scratched and are unable to be ripped as is. Sometimes I can get another copy of the DVD, but its also damaged. If the damage to these 2 DVDs are in different locations, I can make a bit for bit copy of the DVD using ddrescue (fills in the gaps from the different DVDs), however this is a DVD with CSS scrambled sectors.
DVDFab (at least last I checked, which in all honesty was a while ago) expects that ISOs already have the CSS removed from them. In my above example this isn't true. I have methods that can remove the CSS, but the are another step in the process, it be nice if DVDFab could handle them directly.
Another related issue is that CSS doesn't seem to be brute forceable for small files, it be even nicer if given a bad disc and a good iso image (generated as above), DVDFab could use the disc to get the key to not need to brute force the CSS.
DVDFab (at least last I checked, which in all honesty was a while ago) expects that ISOs already have the CSS removed from them. In my above example this isn't true. I have methods that can remove the CSS, but the are another step in the process, it be nice if DVDFab could handle them directly.
Another related issue is that CSS doesn't seem to be brute forceable for small files, it be even nicer if given a bad disc and a good iso image (generated as above), DVDFab could use the disc to get the key to not need to brute force the CSS.