BrystonUser
Member
Hello;
So I'm new to the whole ripping DVD/Blu-ray thing.
I just started out with DVD-Audio Extractor to get my DVD-Audio content ripped to FLAC for listening to it via my network and that has gone well. When it came to getting music content off of my music only Blu-ray discs DVDAE can't access BD+ discs and says to 1st use MAKEMKV or AnyDVD. With respect to AnyDVD, which I see is now called AnyDVD HD what do I need to purchase, is it just the AnyDVD HD product itself or do I also need CloneDVD and CloneBD which I also see on their website? I eventually plan to rip my entire DVD and Blu-Ray movie collection to my NAS so I would be purchasing with that in mind as well even though for the moment I'm only going after my high resolution music content. It looks like for watching the ripped movies most if not all Blu-Ray players can't play the ISO files off the network thus you either have to stream them to the tv from your PC or purchase a dedicated media player that can play the ISO files off the network.
Thanks
So I'm new to the whole ripping DVD/Blu-ray thing.
I just started out with DVD-Audio Extractor to get my DVD-Audio content ripped to FLAC for listening to it via my network and that has gone well. When it came to getting music content off of my music only Blu-ray discs DVDAE can't access BD+ discs and says to 1st use MAKEMKV or AnyDVD. With respect to AnyDVD, which I see is now called AnyDVD HD what do I need to purchase, is it just the AnyDVD HD product itself or do I also need CloneDVD and CloneBD which I also see on their website? I eventually plan to rip my entire DVD and Blu-Ray movie collection to my NAS so I would be purchasing with that in mind as well even though for the moment I'm only going after my high resolution music content. It looks like for watching the ripped movies most if not all Blu-Ray players can't play the ISO files off the network thus you either have to stream them to the tv from your PC or purchase a dedicated media player that can play the ISO files off the network.
Thanks