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<blockquote data-quote="maxx_nantes" data-source="post: 518319" data-attributes="member: 98492">Hi,I'd like to save my DVD collection onto my HTPC (we're talking here about more than 1000 DVDs). I guess the best way would be the following :-direct save (iso) for major movies (including bonus dvds) =&gt; up to 9 Go/DVD (which means up to 45 Go for boxsets like Blade Runner)-mkv (or equivalent) for &quot;middle&quot; movies (including 2 audio tracks : original language + french and 2 subtitles files : english (if needed) + french (if needed))-avi file for less important moviesHaving just bought a 1,5 To HDD, this means I could use as much as 1,5Go per DVD (that's a mean value). Therefore, I wanted to know what the best way of doign it would be (I just found out about mediaslayer but it doesnt seem (correct me if I'm wrong) to be able to extract multiple audio tracks)Thanks in advance Mathieu</blockquote>

[QUOTE="maxx_nantes, post: 518319, member: 98492"] Hi, I'd like to save my DVD collection onto my HTPC (we're talking here about more than 1000 DVDs). I guess the best way would be the following : -direct save (iso) for major movies (including bonus dvds) => up to 9 Go/DVD (which means up to 45 Go for boxsets like Blade Runner) -mkv (or equivalent) for "middle" movies (including 2 audio tracks : original language + french and 2 subtitles files : english (if needed) + french (if needed)) -avi file for less important movies Having just bought a 1,5 To HDD, this means I could use as much as 1,5Go per DVD (that's a mean value). Therefore, I wanted to know what the best way of doign it would be (I just found out about mediaslayer but it doesnt seem (correct me if I'm wrong) to be able to extract multiple audio tracks) Thanks in advance Mathieu [/QUOTE]

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