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When comparing MonitorControl and HomeBrew you can also consider the following projects:
#Brew monitorcontrol how to#
How to properly delete Parallels Desktop?.Here comes the AppleScript (for DVDBackup):
#Brew monitorcontrol install#
Also, as already noted, be sure you install "DVDBackup" and "DVDAuthor" using Homebrew before you use the AppleScript. If you have a Mac that uses bash rather than zsh, you'll need to change every occurrence of ".zshenv" in there AppleScript to ".bash_profile" before you use the AppleScript. The AppleScript is made for recent Mac systems which use zsh for the shell environment. Save it as an application, then drop the icon representing your mounted DVD in Finder onto its icon. My subsequent reply will contain the AppleScript. The AppleScript I'll include will allow you to backup your commercial DVD to your system so that you can determine for yourself what VOBs should be concatenated using the AppleScript I've already provided, then transcode as you see fit (more-video-transcoding, which I already linked in this topic, managed by my gist for it, may provide an excellent choice). One is DVDBackup (which requires libdvdread, but that will be installed as an ancillary when you install DVDBackup), and the other is DVDAuthor. There are two packages you'll need to install with Homebrew that will allow the AppleScript to work. This AppleScript is a wrapper for the DVDBackup executable, which you can install for you Mac using Homebrew. I'm going to include a new AppleScript in the reply which follows this.
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