triadaxxx.blogg.se

1. #Iflicks mkv file movie#
2. #Iflicks mkv file software#
3. #Iflicks mkv file code#
4. #Iflicks mkv file tv#
5. #Iflicks mkv file free#

( Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol was 44GB the much visually simpler and shorter So I Married An Axe Murderer was "only" 21GB.)

#Iflicks mkv file movie#

The extras disc for The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug, as seen at right, takes up 15GB of drive space in backup form-and the extras only run 37 minutes! A long complex movie with a dual-layer Blu-ray can easily approach 50GB. (They also include everything on the disc, i.e. Warning: Because you're merely copying the contents of the Blu-ray without changing its compression or format, the resulting files can be very large. Make sure you check the "Decrypt video files" box, and then click the ugly folder icon to set the path to where you'd like the file to be saved. If you're interested in creating your own digital copies of your Blu-ray discs, read on to see how I do it.īefore we begin, the obligatory disclaimer: Kirk focused on playback I'm ignoring playback, and expanding on the ripping tutorial.) ( Kirk McElhearn discussed Blu-ray viewing/ripping for Macworld last year. Which means I need to make my own digital versions.įor DVDs, this isn't too troublesome (and well documented), but I'm only buying Blu-ray discs now, and that makes things a bit tougher. More and more, in fact, this is the norm. Other studios, though, want to force me outside the Apple ecosystem, and into the hell that is Ultraviolet.

#Iflicks mkv file code#

The recent Frozen Blu-ray release, for example, was perfect: In the box was a Blu-ray, a DVD, and an easy-to-use redemption code for the iTunes digital version. But I also enjoy the benefits that come from having an electronic version of the movie. mkv file.As I recently wrote about, I'm weird in that I prefer to buy my movies on physical media, versus electronic only. Once I rip the disc with Ripit, I use makemkv to turn the video_ts folder into a. I also use Ripit when on occassion makemkv fails to rip a disc.

#Iflicks mkv file software#

Here is what the Plex software looks like: movie name–>The Dark Night-–folder name->The Dark Knight (2008)-–v Granted, you have to have your folder naming scheme that adheres to standards (e.g. There in no need to double-click on a file from the Finder. You can control the interface on your couch. mkv file, you can view your movies with software called Plex/XBMC to have a beautiful interface to your movie library. Most importantly, that once you have the movie as an. Whereas with Ripit it’s click on one button and grad everything.īut, the good thing is that unlike Ripit, you can have the file only include the movie and not all the disk space eating extras. When you stick in a disc it will read it and then give you a choice as to which soundtracks (Dolby Digital 5.1, DD 2.0, etc), subtitles, etc you’d like to include in the. It can rip most DVD and even Blu-ray discs.

#Iflicks mkv file free#

I use a program called makemkv (It is a free program. If you have any other ideas, feel free to let me know. It’s not an ideal setup, but I think that for a Mac, it’s probably the best option out there right now. That way, I can still watch movies from iTunes, but I can also watch DVDs ripped from RipIt, giving me flexibility as well. That works out great, but I can’t put a RipIt file into iTunes, so how would you make that work? My answer – I think – is to buy a Mac Mini and use it for my new home theatre. How does this fit into the home theatre picture? I’m running an AppleTV, so anything that’s in my iTunes library can stream into the box and onto the TV.

Ultimately, it’s like the DVD was in the drive, but without searching for the disc. Once it was done, I double-clicked the file and up came DVD player, where I could peruse the menu or do whatever I wanted. I ripped a copy of Zack & Miri Make a Porno in just under 15 minutes.

#Iflicks mkv file tv#

That means that you can burn all of those extra content DVDs included with most movies today, as well as TV show DVDs, something which I’ve always wanted to do, but never been able to using Handbrake.īut the best thing about this app is the speed. Secondly, these are straight DVD copies, not just video files like Handbrake produces. Although it doesn’t offer a lot of the flexibility of that program, it does burn your DVDs to your drive, which is ultimately, all I need.

At $19.95, this is a lot cheaper than Toast.