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<blockquote data-quote="eetaylog" data-source="post: 512820" data-attributes="member: 47491"><p>If youre ripping standard dvd's then id suggest not bothering to convert them to MKV. just use dvd shrink (although this is optional) to remove all the dvd extras etc and shrink the video files that you ripped (anything above 80% shrink wont be noticable when playing them back). Save all your ripped (and shrunk if you like) DVD's to a specific folder on your PC somewhere, so that youve got a folder with the following file structure:</p><p></p><p>c:/.../.../*film name*/video_TS</p><p></p><p>point your videos folder in MP config to the folder to this address, and away you go...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="eetaylog, post: 512820, member: 47491"] If youre ripping standard dvd's then id suggest not bothering to convert them to MKV. just use dvd shrink (although this is optional) to remove all the dvd extras etc and shrink the video files that you ripped (anything above 80% shrink wont be noticable when playing them back). Save all your ripped (and shrunk if you like) DVD's to a specific folder on your PC somewhere, so that youve got a folder with the following file structure: c:/.../.../*film name*/video_TS point your videos folder in MP config to the folder to this address, and away you go... [/QUOTE]
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