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@620hun I think ripping gives you more freedom with subtitles, quality, spoken language and is less illegal/risky as downloading
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Sumafu22426yI‘m using MakeMKV in combination with HandBrake and/or ffmpeg cli to rip my DVDs. Then I OCR the subtitles with SubtitleEdit.
(In Germany it is totally legal for just private purposes) -
I usually copy it with mplayer: mplayer dvd://n -v -dumpstream -dumpfile film.vob
(where n is the number of the stream you want to copy, you can get a list of all streams on the dvd with lsdvd)
That gives you a vob file with all subtitles and all audio streams.
If you want an mkv instead of a vob afterwards: ffmpeg -fflags +genpts -analyzeduration 1000000k -probesize 1000000k -i film.vob -c:v copy -c:a copy -c:s copy -map 0 film.mkv
This worked for me every single time. I've also tried Handbrake and a bunch of other tools, but at one moment they all fail. -
620hun81906y@hypervtechnics but that’s not true. Proper torrents are ripped from the same Blu-Ray you’d rip.
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Sumafu22426y@stop Yes, I also integrate the DVD subtitles in the container, but the DVD subtitles are bitmaps, and I want to have text based subtitles 😄
Last night tried to use VLC to rip DVDs for my home media server.
All three failed in some manner! What a waste of time! Trying HandBrake today.
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