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  • What software to download/store DVD and blurray to mac
  • georgecats_0
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    As above, ideally a free one

    Posted 6 years ago
    cranberry
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    Handbrake

    Posted 6 years ago
    iffoverload
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    MakeMKV might be useful 😉

    Posted 6 years ago
    jambalaya
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    I use RipIt – it has a new name now. Works really well, will copy anything. I use handbrake to compress/reformat.

    Posted 6 years ago
    batfink
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    I used Ripit (now dead) and handbrake to rip/convert all of my DVDs a few years ago. It took blummin ages.

    If I was doing it all again today….. I wouldn’t. I would just get a VPN for a month or two, and torrent the file in whatever resolution/file format I was looking for.

    Assuming that you are only downloading copies of what you already own, I don’t see a moral issue with this from a copyright infringement perspective.

    Posted 6 years ago
    makecoldplayhistory
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    Utorrent 🙂

    I’d especially have no issue getting the films this way as I own the Bluray version anyway.

    Posted 6 years ago
    MSP
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    If you download a hdef film it is going to be 5-6GB if you convert a blueray it will be 15GB plus, I find that compression is noticeable, personally I would convert bluerays if I already had them. storage is cheap.

    Posted 6 years ago
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