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<blockquote data-quote="thattexaskid19" data-source="post: 584227" data-attributes="member: 100972"><a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/mediaportal-plugins-47/blu-ray-ripper-i-need-coders-help-78415/" target="_blank">Perhaps you can help me..</a>Hey, I'm looking to rip blu-rays, I have a batch file system which works-I also use mencoder to compress the video portion, but my goal with my system is to keep everything as high quality as possible (FLAC and very HQ video).is there any way that my system could be implemented into yours?Just a brief rundown of how mine works:1) with anydvd running in the background, eac3to copies the chapters.txt listing, the pure video stream into MKV, and the pure audio into FLAC. a text file with the movie title (which it prompts the user for) is also saved.2) these files are copied into a Movie1 folder, the next time I run my batch file it sees that Movie1 has files in it and copies the next bluray disc to Movies2 folder2.5) blu-ray ejected3) mencoder.exe compresses the video MKV to somewhere between CRF 18 and 22 (depending on my liking)4) mkvmerge combines the compressed video and FLAC audio and saves it into my movies database using the movie name saved in the text file earlier.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="thattexaskid19, post: 584227, member: 100972"] [URL="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/mediaportal-plugins-47/blu-ray-ripper-i-need-coders-help-78415/"]Perhaps you can help me..[/URL] Hey, I'm looking to rip blu-rays, I have a batch file system which works- I also use mencoder to compress the video portion, but my goal with my system is to keep everything as high quality as possible (FLAC and very HQ video). is there any way that my system could be implemented into yours? Just a brief rundown of how mine works: 1) with anydvd running in the background, eac3to copies the chapters.txt listing, the pure video stream into MKV, and the pure audio into FLAC. a text file with the movie title (which it prompts the user for) is also saved. 2) these files are copied into a Movie1 folder, the next time I run my batch file it sees that Movie1 has files in it and copies the next bluray disc to Movies2 folder 2.5) blu-ray ejected 3) mencoder.exe compresses the video MKV to somewhere between CRF 18 and 22 (depending on my liking) 4) mkvmerge combines the compressed video and FLAC audio and saves it into my movies database using the movie name saved in the text file earlier. [/QUOTE]

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