modehaa.blogg.se - Makemkv vs dvdfab

I think DVDFab and AnyDVD generally have different strengths. I hope when Slysoft comes out with their Bluray ripping software similar to CloneDVD that they toss a bone to owners of previous software. I have the lifetime license for AnyDVD-HD though which I think is a worthwhile purchase. I hadn't even heard of it at the time, I wish I had scored it then

One of my friends bought DVD Fab back in the day when it had just come out and he got all of the software available at the time with a lifetime license for a mere 30$. I haven't gotten into ripping blurays yet though. I personally rip my dvd's with everything except all the foriegn language tracks, etc but I like keeping menus and such. Yes, until Slysoft comes out with something like CloneDVD for Bluray you need to use Clown to strip out the extras.

I have no use for all the extras, soundtracks, etc. you can't rip just the main movie with AnyDVDHD (at least that ive found, i own both). If you don't want a 1:1 copy of the disc to save some space, HandBrake is a popular tool to reencode the file.There is one big difference between the two (and the main reason i use DVDFab). Copying Blu-rays is technically only free for 30 days, but it's free while in beta (and it's been in beta for over a decade now).

/r/Plex's Moronic Mondays' No Stupid Questions Thread - MakeMKV will be the easiest option for DVDs and Blu-rays.

Once the MKV is ready, you can use HandBrake to compress the file down a lot without losing too much quality if you want the size smaller.ĭVD Shrink to rip to ISO, and then MakeMKV to convert to individual MKV videos. You can store the file on an external USB drive or similar so you don't use all the space on your Mac. Or you can rip using MakeMKV and google which title is correct for your disk. MakeMKV is a free and very simple click and it does all the work for you and the site has an easy straight forward help page here with all the info you need.ĭo you have a Blu-Ray drive that a Linux distro like Ubuntu can see? If so, then you can proceed to learn more at - but I personally would not try to circumvent copyright protection since it’s against the law. Is there an “east button” for ripping Blu-ray’s?