I want to preserve original quality in my rips so I use BD-50, dual layer Blu-rays. Yes, they cost more than single layer ones, and on singles there's no siginificant quality loss, but it's up to me so I've made my choice.
The matter is what I have to do in order to do this simple, "easy" rip.
Basically, I do only 2 steps:
1) Use AnyDVD HD to create an ISO image and
2) Burn the ISO: using BurnAware Free (yes, BurnAware - Avira messes things up with OpenCandy and ImgBurn) or Toast Titanium
Two steps because (I think) no other app is needed (no compression, no shrinking required).
However, I've posted this in the software-related forum because I think there's something wrong in AnyDVD HD. Right now, two backups have gone: Lone Survivor and The Fault in Our Stars. They're freezing suddenly, always at the same point (~31m and ~21m16s).
I've tried playing the rips with VLC on my laptop and The Fault in Our Stars reports this error when freezing, lots of times: "libbluray warning event 2 param 1".
I think there's some sort of copy protection that AnyDVD HD has not erased (The Fault in Our Stars has AACS version 46 and BD+).
What am I doing wrong?
Are my two steps sufficient for a simple BD-50 to BD-50 rip?
The matter is what I have to do in order to do this simple, "easy" rip.
Basically, I do only 2 steps:
1) Use AnyDVD HD to create an ISO image and
2) Burn the ISO: using BurnAware Free (yes, BurnAware - Avira messes things up with OpenCandy and ImgBurn) or Toast Titanium
Two steps because (I think) no other app is needed (no compression, no shrinking required).
However, I've posted this in the software-related forum because I think there's something wrong in AnyDVD HD. Right now, two backups have gone: Lone Survivor and The Fault in Our Stars. They're freezing suddenly, always at the same point (~31m and ~21m16s).
I've tried playing the rips with VLC on my laptop and The Fault in Our Stars reports this error when freezing, lots of times: "libbluray warning event 2 param 1".
I think there's some sort of copy protection that AnyDVD HD has not erased (The Fault in Our Stars has AACS version 46 and BD+).
What am I doing wrong?
Are my two steps sufficient for a simple BD-50 to BD-50 rip?