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    Best Practices for ripping DVDs

    A Beginner seeking guidance on how to best digitize a DVD collection
    oliver
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    2024-01-25, 08:09 PM
    I've just started digitizing my family's DVD collection and I am not sure I understand the best practices. My process currently looks like this:

    I first rip the DVDs using MakeMKV to an mkv and I then use MKVToolNix to remove unwanted subtitles / audio tracks. Here is where my confusion starts: Some people then suggest transcoding the mkvs using something like Handbrake and some suggest just storing the remuxed mkvs from MKVToolNix.

    My question are:
    • What exactly does transcoding do, and should I do it?
    • How would you / are you storing your DVD collection (.mkv, .mp4, transcoded, not transcoded...)
    • What other things might I have overlooked that are good for storing / ripping DVDs
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    Best Practices for ripping DVDs - by oliver - 2024-01-25, 08:09 PM
    RE: Best Practices for ripping DVDs - by TheDreadPirate - 2024-01-25, 08:27 PM
    RE: Best Practices for ripping DVDs - by tmsrxzar - 2024-01-25, 09:56 PM

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