- ANYDVD MAKEMKV ALTERNATIVE WINDOWS MOVIE
- ANYDVD MAKEMKV ALTERNATIVE WINDOWS MP4
- ANYDVD MAKEMKV ALTERNATIVE WINDOWS DRIVERS
- ANYDVD MAKEMKV ALTERNATIVE WINDOWS DRIVER
However, it can't deal with all forms of protection.
ANYDVD MAKEMKV ALTERNATIVE WINDOWS DRIVER
Hopefully there's already a free MS-signed driver out there that will decrypt DVDs on the fly as they are accessed by any software capable of such access (whether VLC Player for direct disk playback, or Windows Explorer for copying files to your harddrive).Īs far as I know, DVDFab Passkey Lite is the only free software for decrypting/copying DVDs which runs in the background as if it were a driver.
ANYDVD MAKEMKV ALTERNATIVE WINDOWS DRIVERS
Of course, it the would need to be signed by MS (as AnyDVD is), as most people don't want to go through the trouble of making Windows allow unsigned drivers (a process involving booting the computer in an insecure mode by reconfiguring the BIOS settings, and then running a command from the command line to reconfigure Windows to allow test-signed drivers, and then installing MS Visual Studio and using that to test-sign the driver). Now I already bought it, but I hope for the sake of others looking for a good free alternative to AnyDVD, who maybe don't want to spend $100 or more for their DVD ripper, that maybe someone here could recommend an alternative free driver that decrypts DVDs on the fly. Unfortunately it has a pretty steep price. So directly dumping the files from the DVD directly is much better, and this is possible with AnyDVD. Unfortunately reencoding inevitably makes a situation where the video and audio are lower quality than the source material.
ANYDVD MAKEMKV ALTERNATIVE WINDOWS MP4
Usually they read MPEG2 video and AC3 audio from the VOB files, and automatically run an MP4 video compressor that recompresses the video with h264 codec and recompresses the audio with AAC codec, in order to make smaller files.
ANYDVD MAKEMKV ALTERNATIVE WINDOWS MOVIE
They are programs that just decrypt the VOBs and then rip the movie portion of the DVDs, and not even by copying the VOB files.
No other DVD decryptors let you do this, at least none that I have found. I dont care about space, ive got 10TB+ of space kicking around, so I just want the absolute highest quality closest to source material as I can from these blu ray rips if possible.What makes AnyDVD so useful is that it decrypts disks on the fly, by actually running as a driver in your computer so as to make the content of encrypted DVDs readable in normal Windows Explorer. I would prefer to stick with MakeMKV as it uses less space and playback in VLC is usually smoother (even with a Sandy Bridge i5-2500K and 8GB of DDR3-1600, trying to skip around in a movie freezes up playing the AnyDVD HD rip for minutes at a time while it tries to resume, as opposed to the mkv file just instantly resuming wherever I tell it to).īasically, I just want the highest quality rip, in both audio and video quality. About 4-5 times throughout the movie (roughly every 20-30 minutes) the sound gets all distorted and sounds like a VHS when its sound goes all funky.īut if anyone could comment on whether I should be seeing a difference in quality or not, I would greatly appreciate it. My predicament is: The sound is all screwy on my AnyDVD HD rip.
Now is it just me, or does AnyDVD HD make a better quality rip? Should there really be any difference in the quality? It seems that colours look a little better and overall the image quality looks a little better from the AnyDVD HD rip. I ripped a blu ray using both AnyDVD HD and MakeMKV. Ok I know this is a wee bit of an old thread, but I recently just got into ripping my blu rays for playback on PC.
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