I’m sure using less space per disc would speed up the encode time, but I’d like to use fewer discs and keep my shelf space nice and condensed. I’m backing up seasons of a show and one disc can fit roughly four seasons (20-something minute episodes, about 22-ish episodes per season). As for how many minutes, I’m not sure exactly but it’s A LOT. Once you’ve made your choices, click Next again.Is there a faster method or software? If you have software that allows it then using the video card's GPU (Intel QuickSync, NVIDIA NVENC or AMD Advanced Media Framework?) is faster than CPU encoding but quality may be a little worse and/or the resulting file size may be a little larger. If you have a surround-sound AV system capable of playing multi-channel files, you may choose to maintain the original six channels and 24-bits. For an iOS device you might choose AIFF, 44100 Hz, Stereo, 16-bits. In the next window you choose the output format, sample rate, channels, and bit rate for the extracted audio. Select the chapters (containing the audio you want) within DVD Audio Extractor. (The play button in the bottom-left corner can help by allowing you to preview chapters.) When you’ve selected exactly what you want, click on Next. It’s now your job to locate the audio files you’re after via the Title and Chapter panes within the app’s window. Click Open within the navigation window and the contents of the now-virtual disc will appear. Click the file browser icon just to the right of this pop-up menu and navigate to the folder that holds your copy of the Blu-ray you just ripped. Launch DVD Audio Extractor and from the DVD Source pop-up menu choose Folder – Open DVD Files From File Folder. The full version costs $38.50, but you can use a free full-featured trial copy for 30 days. When you return from lunch, quit MakeMKV and download a copy of Computer Application Studio’sĭVD Audio Extractor. MakeMKV will make a copy of the disc and, in the process, remove its protection. In the MakeMKV Disk Backup window that appears, enable the Decrypt video files option and click OK.
Choose File > Backup and select a destination large enough to hold its contents (this could be around 40GB). Launch MakeMKV and from its Source pop-up menu, choose the Blu-ray player. This is a utility for ripping Blu-ray and DVD discs.
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