How to rip and render a DVD\Blu-ray tutorial

Links:

DVD Decrypter - http://www.dvddecrypter.org.uk/
Ripbot264 - http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=127611

Also note that you can use Ripbot264 to encode HD content from Blu-rays! Just find another program that can rip Blu-rays and you will be all set!

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• tutorial
• dvd
• hd
• bluray
• blu
• ray
• ripping
• rip
• render
• encode
• compress
• movies
• tv
• shows
• episodes
• roflcoptor

[masteriddler]

can ripbot264 work with blu-ray/ m2ts files?

[Flannman2000]

@masteriddler I know that it works with blu ray videos, but I am not sure if it can do the sound in HD. You will have to look into that. I don't know the specifics but I remember coming across something where you needed to use another program in order to get the sound in HD. Sorry I couldn't help you out anymore but I don't own any blu-rays or have a blu-ray burner.

[Defenderboy67]

Why did u choose mkv and not mp4?

[Flannman2000]

@Defenderboy67 Okay sorry for the long awaited response...I forget I even have videos lol. I use mkv because overall it is a better container, even though mp4 is more supported in more devices. The biggest advantage it has is that it can support pretty much any codec that's out there. There are a lot of other reasons, but I'll just attach this link in the description that came up on top of a Google search for why mkv's are better than mp4's.

[phetit1017]

Hello, Do you have a Quad Core PC?? I am using RipBot264 to create reduced file Blu-Ray rips. First I use DVD Platinum to rip the Blu-Ray .M2TS file to Hard Drive. Second I run RipBot264. It works great for a full movie shrinking my M2TS from 30-35GB to only 3-4GB. The problem I have is the ETA or time it takes to make a file which is usually 72 Hours!! I have a dual core not a quad. Thanks!

[Flannman2000]

@phetit1017 Yes, I have a Core i7 920 OC to 3.8GHz. In short the videos that I upload take me about 15-30 minutes to render, so with that I would assume that rendering a 1080p movie would take between a couple hours to a few hours at most, give or take an hour or so, but the output file would be around 8 gigs or so. Really can't tell you because I haven't done it before, just an estimation.

Anyways I sent you a more in depth message. So check that out.

[bigga5280]

you should have more views! very helpul.

[ashey2979]

Hello thank u for this video. Today, i found a free Blu-ray Decrtyper, named WinX Blu-ray Decrypter from tipradar.com. You may try it. I have download it. It also a good blu-ray software.

[RobloxGamingBot]

@Flannman2000 uhh im a kid that is a IT Expert so i understand what your saying but does it really matter wihch ripbot im using

[MusicanoftheFuture]

Thanks for this vid I think I'll have another look if I need any help!

[zrimmeh]

perfect.