Not only is spitting out the disc odd, but the drive didn't sound like you were jamming a metal pipe in the garbage disposal like it used to. The drive spun quietly for about 10-15 seconds, then spit out the disc. About 6 weeks ago, I tried to format-shift a new disc. Presently I'm running macOS "Big Sur" 11.4. During that time, I upgraded from macOS Mojave → Catalina → Big Sur. Then I didn't do anything with discs for a while. I've format-shifted multiple discs from UHD to H.265 using this drive. I look forward to hearing everyone's thoughts on what you guys do for uncompressed REMUXes.I have an external ASUS BC-12D2HT in a NexStar enclosure that I successfully patched the firmware for to create a LibreDrive around 18 months ago (I think quarantine has made all the days run together). I greatly appreciate it! Thanks and stay safe out there!
Please let me know what the best way to do a REMUX (uncompressed audio/video to an MKV) would be for me. I typically will check the movie with MediaInfo and see if I need to force subs on the file after I rip it. I am only concerned with movies like Avatar/30 Days of Night, etc that have FORCED subs. MKV file with the main movie only (sometimes I will also get the extended scenes, but I don't do a lot of extras).Īlso, I have read about MKVtoolnix having issues with compressing subtitles. get to the question right? I have a HUGE collection I need to digitally backup so would something like AnyDVD + MKVtoolnix be a better solution than just MakeMKV, given how many discs I have? I want an uncompressed.
Implementing JAVA into MakeMKV has help sniff out the main feature title, but there are still a lot of movies that have this issue, even with JAVA. So my wife and I chose both physical and digital in the form of backups so we can watch without having to find the disc each time.įor my REMUXES in the past I have used MakeMKV but I definitely get frustrated with some of the discs that have a million different of the same tracks to choose from (obfuscation). I considered doing the VUDU thing, but I value quality uncompressed when watching in my theater. I have been collecting blu-rays/4K's since they came out and now it is time to "go digital" with them. I will try to make this as short and sweet as possible.
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