This MakeMKV alternative is able to transform Blu-ray discs and DVDs to various digital video and audio formats, like MP4, MKV, FLV, AVI, MP3 and more.Ģ. You can utilize this Blu-ray ripper to back up or convert a Blu-ray disc effectively.ġ. Tipard Blur-ray Converter is one of the best Blu-ray rippers on market. Users need to install additional MKV players to view the outputs. MakeMKV can only convert DVDs and Blu-ray discs to MKV format. The outputs' quality is as great as most paid Blu-ray rippers.ġ. It is available to Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.Ħ. MakeMKV has integrated decryption technology, so you do not need additional software.ģ.ĝuring ripping DVDs or Blu-ray discs, it will preserve all video and audio tracks, chapters' information and other meta information.Ĥ.Ěll the features are free to use currently, including Blu-ray decryption and ripping.ĥ. This Blu-ray ripper is able to read the Blu-ray discs encrypted by latest version of AACS and BD+. MakeMKV supports to rip both DVDs and Blu-ray discs.Ģ. Although it is a freeware, MakeMKV is greater than some paid DVD and Blu-ray rippers.ġ. MakeMKV is one of the best DVD and Blur-ray ripper on the market. It may take a while to do the rip, but setting it up is quick and painless. adjust as needed.Īll told, I rarely interact with a title for more than 2 minutes outside of playback. Living in the US, I'm stating all of this in a very English-centric way. Some titles (star wars) are more complicated of course, and then there are "foreign films" where it's important to get the right track. If it outputs two, one will be the forced subs I want and I can either manually select at playback, if the right track isn't autoselected by the LAV system. But more often than not, if MakeMKV outputs a file that has just 1 sub stream, it's usually the full English text that I don't care about. often I don't know in advance if they will be there. The only problem is when there are subs to deal with. Or, I'll make a separate ISO rip of the disc for later comparison (yes, takes space.). For TV series, I'll run the disc and make sure I know which MKV is which episode, before I unmount the disc. Most content, I use MakeMKV to go straight to MKV from disc using default settings, unless there's exotic (to me) audio to be unselected, such as the occasional LPCM default audio track (my AVR can't deal with it).
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