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<blockquote data-quote="jsimo01" data-source="post: 416843" data-attributes="member: 68460">I use MeGUI with tsMuxer and eac3to with Surcode DTS encoder.It is a lot more flexible than Ripbot and some of the other 'one-click' tools, I can encode to fit on a DVD and play in a standalone player if I want (although cannot see the point as I have the Blu-ray).Quick summary of steps;1. Rip Blu-ray with AnyDVD HD2. Demux Audio with ts Muxer3. Create AVS script in MeGUI with the ripped m2ts file as source4. Start encoding video, encode audio with eac3to to either DTS or AC35. Sleep6. In the morning mux the video output with the audio encoded the night beforeDoneIt can be a lot more involved than this if you start playing with subtitles and chapter files etc. However you have a lot more control over the video encoding than with Ripbot and the more you use it more you learn what you can do.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jsimo01, post: 416843, member: 68460"] I use MeGUI with tsMuxer and eac3to with Surcode DTS encoder. It is a lot more flexible than Ripbot and some of the other 'one-click' tools, I can encode to fit on a DVD and play in a standalone player if I want (although cannot see the point as I have the Blu-ray). Quick summary of steps; 1. Rip Blu-ray with AnyDVD HD 2. Demux Audio with ts Muxer 3. Create AVS script in MeGUI with the ripped m2ts file as source 4. Start encoding video, encode audio with eac3to to either DTS or AC3 5. Sleep 6. In the morning mux the video output with the audio encoded the night before Done It can be a lot more involved than this if you start playing with subtitles and chapter files etc. However you have a lot more control over the video encoding than with Ripbot and the more you use it more you learn what you can do. [/QUOTE]

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