I have been collecting movies for years now. Kinda a hobby for me I guess… Years ago I decided I like the digital movies after kids were always scratching up and breaking my DVDs. So I used to use DVDShrink and make backups, then when disc would get scratched, Id just go burn a new one…
well then came Blurays and I never really figured out best way to do it. I started using a program called makemkv and it worked fine, but only on my older bluray discs… doesnt seem to work on newer ones. I then bought a program called ANY DVD HD and tried using it along with makemkv… then someone suggested using ClownBD or something… got it, but never really used it… so I took about a year or so off from ripping my movies…
Last weekend I bought the WD TV Hub and wanna get all my bluray discs ripped so I can put on here. So here I am, asking what is the best way? I know if you just make an exact duplicate of a bluray disc, its like 40GB or something. Well thats too big and I never use the extras anyway. What i would like in a perfect world would be to rip the main feature only and no loss of quality, so keep 1080p video and full sound as it is on the disc… and hopefully have the video around 10-15GB instead of 30-40gb… is this possible?
thanks ahead of time guys