• Re: Ripping DVD/BD in Linux

    From Nightfox@VERT/DIGDIST to fusion on Thursday, September 11, 2025 10:59:45
    Re: Re: Ripping DVD/BD in Linux
    By: fusion to Gamgee on Thu Sep 11 2025 12:27 pm

    just as an aside, ripping blu-ray SUCKS .. it's like 1:1 playtime:rip rate. they look great though ;)

    I think that depends on what drive you have, and your computer too. I've ripped quite a few of mine, and it tends to be a bit faster than that. Some take a bit of time though. The time it needs to rip is a combination of your drive's ripping speed and processor speed (for decrypting the video).

    I think it's good to have a backup of your movies though. I also run a media server which I put my ripped movies on so I can stream them. And for my media server, I transcode them with Handbrake to make smaller files, which stream more easily.

    Nightfox

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  • From poindexter FORTRAN@VERT/REALITY to Nightfox on Sunday, September 14, 2025 09:10:35
    Nightfox wrote to fusion <=-

    I think it's good to have a backup of your movies though. I also run a media server which I put my ripped movies on so I can stream them. And for my media server, I transcode them with Handbrake to make smaller files, which stream more easily.

    I'd wanted to get a BD-RW drive (or whatever they call them) for
    backups, but I've resorted to having them locally on my desktop,
    mirrored to my NAS, and copied to an external drive that I copy to the
    cloud occasionally. That gets me a local backup or two and an offsite
    backup should things go terribly south.



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