DVDfs

If you're looking for a software that mounts a DVD using libdvdread, then DVDfs could be a great option for you. This is a userspace filesystem based on the FUSE framework. By using this software, you can easily create a perfect copy of the DVD video file structure. One thing to keep in mind, however, is that as libdvdread only reads the VIDEO_TS directory, you won't be able to see any other directories and files on the disk in the mounted filesystem.

Nevertheless, it's worth mentioning that these directories and files can still be retrieved by mounting the disk as a UDF filesystem. The software accepts all standard FUSE options, as well as a few other options that could come in handy, such as the ability to include BUP files in the filesystem and return directory listings in lowercase.

To use DVDfs, simply run the command "dvdfs -o [options] mount point". Some of the software requirements include FUSE, libdvdread, and libdvdcss (which is recommended). Once you meet these requirements, installing the software is easy as all you need to do is run "make". Overall, DVDfs seems like a great tool for anyone who wants to make a copy of the DVD video file structure or work with DVD files in general.