The reason why this would be important for coming up with a theoretically perfect dump is that many discs these days have minor dropouts that would be quite difficult indeed to correct manually by merging together captures of multiple different examples of the same disc.
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It's just that it was captured with an ancient (by today's standards) capture card using hacked drivers that, I seem to recall, required Win 9x. Based on the information you're providing, it sounds like the ideal solution would be to find an equivalent method on a modern OS, yes?
Pretty much just find a capture device that can have its software/drivers modified to extend the region of the signal which is captured to include VBI data, manually merge captures to eliminate any bad regions of the disc, and call it a day.
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Possibly rather than using a device made specifically for capturing video, a general high-speed data acquisition (ADC) board could be used.
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That's a pretty solid idea, as it would eliminate any possible sources of noise from a capture card trying to do any sort of weird post-processing or upscaling. And given an LD player of high enough quality, there shouldn't be much appreciable noise added to what's on the disc.
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