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HELP! Backing up BLU RAY to USB stick..!
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DEBTMONKEY1A
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Hello all.
My G/F has bought all three Take That concerts on BLU RAY. I also have some superb Depeche Mode concerts on BLU RAY.
W'ere wanting to back them up to a USB stick (we don't have a BLU RAY burner) if we go away for a few days (plug to laptop/friends HD tv/blu-ray player).
I've recently viewed some fantastic quality 'H264' (??!) rips-all ripped from full BLU RAY to around 2 to 2.5 GB. I have to say that on my full HD TV the quality was crystal clear & superb (sure if viewed side by side with BLU RAY I'd probably notice some difference). There were '2 pass encodes' (??!!).
I'm good with DVD authoring/compression/ripping, etc but don't have a clue how to rip BLU RAY & encode to this 'H264' standard & compress? Some of the top quality rips I've seen are MP4, some are MKV format.
These are the programmes I have....(I think the DVDFAB 8.0.9.8 has blu ray rip on it).
Imgburn, ripit4me,dvd decrypter, divx to dvd, any video converter, avi 2 dvd, dvd flick, dvd rebuilder..
Any ideas on how to proceed?
My G/F has bought all three Take That concerts on BLU RAY. I also have some superb Depeche Mode concerts on BLU RAY.
W'ere wanting to back them up to a USB stick (we don't have a BLU RAY burner) if we go away for a few days (plug to laptop/friends HD tv/blu-ray player).
I've recently viewed some fantastic quality 'H264' (??!) rips-all ripped from full BLU RAY to around 2 to 2.5 GB. I have to say that on my full HD TV the quality was crystal clear & superb (sure if viewed side by side with BLU RAY I'd probably notice some difference). There were '2 pass encodes' (??!!).
I'm good with DVD authoring/compression/ripping, etc but don't have a clue how to rip BLU RAY & encode to this 'H264' standard & compress? Some of the top quality rips I've seen are MP4, some are MKV format.
These are the programmes I have....(I think the DVDFAB 8.0.9.8 has blu ray rip on it).
Imgburn, ripit4me,dvd decrypter, divx to dvd, any video converter, avi 2 dvd, dvd flick, dvd rebuilder..
Any ideas on how to proceed?
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Your best bet is probably to put "blu ray ripping" into Google and then follow one of the how-to's, like this one:
http://gizmodo.com/5161848/how-to-rip-blu+ray-discs
It's a bit old now, but has links to good explanations about codecs and containers.
Looks like it's a slow and convoluted process, but I'm not surprised. One of the design objectives for blu ray was probably that it should be difficult to copy to hard disk...0 -
Thanks fwor....but think I've answered my own question now-after looking through the link you sent. I don't have a BLU RAY drive-so my computer will not 'read' the disk. Ah well.....I'll just have to hope that the BLU RAY'S we own appear online in h264....0
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