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<blockquote data-quote="jonaskp" data-source="post: 519923" data-attributes="member: 26015">It doesn't take long to repack Blu-rays to .mkv. If you convert it, yes it does take long, but you already stated that you don't want to lose quality so converting is not an option.You can just demux the disc and then repack it to .mkv. You will lose the Menu-structure, but from where I see it, you don't need that anyway since you are basically using MyTVseries for that anyway.[edit]Forgot to say: It takes around 1-1½ hour for me to rip and demux a Blu-ray movie. This is without any queality loss.I have just started doing this to my movies and got some help in <a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/moving-pictures-284/bd-rip-iso-no-subtitles-70448/" target="_blank">this topic</a>. It's somewhere around the last pages, since my original answer is similar to yours - how to play Blu-rays natively.There are a couple of issues with audio, where you need the correct codecs. Mostly the problem is if you have discs with the DTS HD Master Audio track, where you need a special codec in order to extract this in its lossless form.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jonaskp, post: 519923, member: 26015"] It doesn't take long to repack Blu-rays to .mkv. If you convert it, yes it does take long, but you already stated that you don't want to lose quality so converting is not an option. You can just demux the disc and then repack it to .mkv. You will lose the Menu-structure, but from where I see it, you don't need that anyway since you are basically using MyTVseries for that anyway. [edit]Forgot to say: It takes around 1-1½ hour for me to rip and demux a Blu-ray movie. This is without any queality loss. I have just started doing this to my movies and got some help in [URL="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/moving-pictures-284/bd-rip-iso-no-subtitles-70448/"]this topic[/URL]. It's somewhere around the last pages, since my original answer is similar to yours - how to play Blu-rays natively. There are a couple of issues with audio, where you need the correct codecs. Mostly the problem is if you have discs with the DTS HD Master Audio track, where you need a special codec in order to extract this in its lossless form. [/QUOTE]

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