Hi All,
I have been an anydvdHD user since 09 and have not had a reason to come to the forums. Tool has always worked great (Sorry to hear of the troubles with Slysoft btw). About 2 years ago, I lost my home and my massive BD collection due to a tornado. We finally are settled enough into a new house that I have decided to re-rip my favorite movies to decrypted BD images to put onto my NAS. The first 3 rips I did (Star Wars 4-6 of course) all took around 5 hours each. This seemed much, much longer than I remembered.
My setup is as follows:
i7-4790k
16gb ram
5 * Samsung EVO 500GB SSD (current generation)
LG BT30N BD Drive
R9280 GPU
Windows 10 64bit
Current version of Anydvd downloaded the past week.
No VCD, Daemon Tools, or Alchohol 120% installed.
Is this a reasonable time for the hardware? Or is something wrong?
I have been an anydvdHD user since 09 and have not had a reason to come to the forums. Tool has always worked great (Sorry to hear of the troubles with Slysoft btw). About 2 years ago, I lost my home and my massive BD collection due to a tornado. We finally are settled enough into a new house that I have decided to re-rip my favorite movies to decrypted BD images to put onto my NAS. The first 3 rips I did (Star Wars 4-6 of course) all took around 5 hours each. This seemed much, much longer than I remembered.
My setup is as follows:
i7-4790k
16gb ram
5 * Samsung EVO 500GB SSD (current generation)
LG BT30N BD Drive
R9280 GPU
Windows 10 64bit
Current version of Anydvd downloaded the past week.
No VCD, Daemon Tools, or Alchohol 120% installed.
Is this a reasonable time for the hardware? Or is something wrong?