Can Mountain Lion OSX read the TinyUDF Filesystem?

Question

In an Apple Forum post from 8 years ago a member instructed us to use Terminal to identify the video file on the TinyUDF Filesystem DVD-R, extract the file, and give access to the file on our desktop. I have tried unsuccessfully to do this in Mountain Lion. My skills in Terminal are at fault. When I am instructed to:
Mac~ zaphod$ sudo ls -l /Volumes/StorageLabs\ TinyUDF\ Volume/Password:<enter your root/admin password>
I get:
-bash: enter: No such file or directory
Any help would be appreciated. I submit the terminal commands in the previous solution:
$ mount
Mac~ zaphod$ sudo ls -l /Volumes/StorageLabs\ TinyUDF\ Volume/Password:<enter your root/admin password>
Mac:~ zaphod$ sudo cp -R /Volumes/StorageLabs\ TinyUDF\ Volume/VIDEO_TS ~/Desktop
sudo chmod -R 777 ~/Desktop/VIDEO_TS/

Answer 1

I have found a way to copy files from a "StorageLabs Tiny UDF Volume" DVD file in a Mac without using Terminal.  I cannot speak to Mountain Lion since I am using Snow Leopard (OS 10.6.8).  However I believe this will work.  It requires TOAST.  Here is a step-by-step:
1.  With TOAST turned off, insert the disc that contains one or more TinyUDF files.
2.  Make a duplicate of the file on the desktop (cmd-d).  (This may take some time - 10, 15 or 20 minutes and may require your password).
3.  Open TOAST; select Video and click on DVD-Video.  (NOTE: When you open TOAST the original TinyUDF Volume folder will be hidden, but the duplicate will remain).  Do not eject your disc until later.
4.  Display the TOAST "Media Browser" (click on the small icon at the top right corner of the Toast window, just to the left of the question mark).
5.  In the Media Browser, for the upper bar use the pull-down menu and select DVD.  For the lower bar use the pull down menu and select "- - - - DVD-VR".  Files/Titles that are on the disc will be shown.  If Chapters are desired, in the lower bar select the video File/Title and Chapters of the video will be displayed.
6.  Drag only one desired File/Title to the DVD-Video window and save as a Disc Image to the Desktop or other location.  File will be multiplexed and then written and the saved file will show as a folder named "(name).toast".  If the disc contains multiple Files/Titles repeat this step to a new DVD-Video window for each desired File/Title, creating a separate Disc Image for each File/Title.
7.  To record a single File/Title on a new DVD, in TOAST select "VIDEO_TS Folders".  Click on the saved Disc Image ((name).toast).  A window will open and display Video_TS and Audio_TS folders.
8.  Drag the Video_TS folder to the TOAST "VIDEO_TS Folders" window.  If additional titles are to go on the same new disc go to  step 9.  Otherwise eject the original disc and insert a recordable disc.  (Clicking the "Options" button will provide a preview before making a new recording).  Click the red TOAST button to create a new DVD recording.
9.  To put more than one File/Title on a disc, put each File/Title in new TOAST DVD-Video window and save each as a separate Disc Image.  In TOAST, select "VIDEO-TS Compilation" and drag the Video-TS folder from each Disc Image into the window in the desired sequence.  Eject the original disc and insert a recordable disc.  Click the red TOAST button to create a new DVD recording.
I hope I haven't missed anything, but these are the steps I took to create a new DVD from my "TinyUDF" disc which contained 3 separate videos.  If you find an error please reply with a correction.