Ripping DVD's
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Re: Ripping DVD's
I use makeMKV exclusively, many years now and it will rip any DVD or BD.
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Re: Ripping DVD's
+ another for makemkv.
I've never had a problem out of it and it retains 100% quality
I've never had a problem out of it and it retains 100% quality
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three 4TB ssds
dual 1TB ssds
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Re: Ripping DVD's
I spent a week or two ripping a metric crap-ton of DVDs — for personal use only — with a program I wrote yonks ago called RipMyDVD; it's old, possibly defunct, and certainly imperfect, but it worked really well for me at the time. If you're anti-terminal, then I'd suggest Handbrake, although I found it slow and awkward to use.
I'm also Terminalforlife on GitHub.
Re: Ripping DVD's
It's an old post.
Different methods now--
Different methods now--
Everything in life was difficult before it became easy.