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<blockquote data-quote="dcwp" data-source="post: 413366" data-attributes="member: 25562">Yep, one of the joys of MP is that there are several ways to do any one thing, so each user can configure how they like it.It sounds like you've got a well-planned setup.&nbsp; I also strip out everything but the main movies when I transcode.&nbsp; I know that is blasphemy to some purists, but I never use that stuff, it takes space, and if I really want it, I'll just dig the disks out of the attic.&nbsp; But I'm curious about your hardware setup and the software you use for DVD ripping.&nbsp; I'm using FairUseWizard and it takes a couple of hours to do a two pass rip of regular DVD into XVid, longer if I want H264.&nbsp; I don't have BD right now, but I can imagine that it would take even longer.&nbsp; Getting down to 9-10 min per disk would be great (I'd probably start using H264 if it were less than 2 hrs per disk), but I suspect that it would be pricey.&nbsp; Do you think it's the SATA drive that makes the difference?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dcwp, post: 413366, member: 25562"] Yep, one of the joys of MP is that there are several ways to do any one thing, so each user can configure how they like it. It sounds like you've got a well-planned setup. I also strip out everything but the main movies when I transcode. I know that is blasphemy to some purists, but I never use that stuff, it takes space, and if I really want it, I'll just dig the disks out of the attic. But I'm curious about your hardware setup and the software you use for DVD ripping. I'm using FairUseWizard and it takes a couple of hours to do a two pass rip of regular DVD into XVid, longer if I want H264. I don't have BD right now, but I can imagine that it would take even longer. Getting down to 9-10 min per disk would be great (I'd probably start using H264 if it were less than 2 hrs per disk), but I suspect that it would be pricey. Do you think it's the SATA drive that makes the difference? [/QUOTE]

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