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<blockquote data-quote="drealit" data-source="post: 413404" data-attributes="member: 70031">I highly encourage taking the time to actually encode your ripped movies. Takes up a lot less space with minimal quality loss depending on your encode settings. If you're too lazy to learn how to properly encode there is an amazing GUI that has been released a few months back that does practically everything for you. Look for a GUI called RipBot... it's a frontend gui that works with the normal encoding tools such as eac3to and tsmuxer etc. to create fully compatible 1080/720/whatever 4.1 compatible x264 encoded mkv's. It works with DVD, HD, and Bluray and is really easy to use. You download the zip/rar of the ripbot program along with latest Haali and FFDShow I believe... extract ripbot and install the other 2 and you should be close to done. Check out the Doom9 forums for more information regarding it. It really is easy to use and you should be able to jump right into it.edit: You'll need anydvdhd also in order to break the DRM protection etc. I do all my encodes with the CQ encoding method because I want my quality intact... could care less about the space requirements. I just want it smaller than the original Blu/HD and still high quality.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="drealit, post: 413404, member: 70031"] I highly encourage taking the time to actually encode your ripped movies. Takes up a lot less space with minimal quality loss depending on your encode settings. If you're too lazy to learn how to properly encode there is an amazing GUI that has been released a few months back that does practically everything for you. Look for a GUI called RipBot... it's a frontend gui that works with the normal encoding tools such as eac3to and tsmuxer etc. to create fully compatible 1080/720/whatever 4.1 compatible x264 encoded mkv's. It works with DVD, HD, and Bluray and is really easy to use. You download the zip/rar of the ripbot program along with latest Haali and FFDShow I believe... extract ripbot and install the other 2 and you should be close to done. Check out the Doom9 forums for more information regarding it. It really is easy to use and you should be able to jump right into it. edit: You'll need anydvdhd also in order to break the DRM protection etc. I do all my encodes with the CQ encoding method because I want my quality intact... could care less about the space requirements. I just want it smaller than the original Blu/HD and still high quality. [/QUOTE]

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