imagine what you could have done with them. and why? Are you really going to watch that? Googling seems to bring up a lot of results for bug reports referring to MakeMKV skipping desired titles on blu-ray discs. Some people rip ever Red Box rental they rent.

I can see why the OP's household never watches wht he ripped and would rather see something on demand (because it's probably something they haven't seen already). How often does anyone re-watch a film? There are very few movies that people want to watch over and over again. I started to count each movie in dollars. New movies almost all come with a digital copy anyway these days.Īs far as movie libraries go, I quit collecting ages ago. but the time you'd take picking out a physical disc and sticking it in your DVD/Blu Ray player will never be more than the time you took to rip just 2 movies in your life time. Sure, it's nice to scroll through a list. mkv from the Disc And this to Compress the File to a smaller more versatile. A green progress bar will show you the progress of the process. Youll need this program to extract the Bluray. Personally though, it takes forever to rip 1 movie. MakeMKV will take some time to rip your movie (usually around 20-30 minutes).

threatening message about piracy (one a DVD you bought). Every now and again, one of the programs will rip successfully, but the completion bar will say it got to 94 or some arbitrary percentage. They all get an error somewhere along the ripping process. This makes me think of the cartoon where it shows a pirated DVD vs one you buy: MakeMKV, MeGUI, DVDFab, AnyDVD HD wont rip one of my blu-rays.

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