I'm a blu-ray newbie, long time DVD ripper though. It seems Blu-ray gives me a lot of issues. The way I backup my movies is to use AnyDVD's "rip to disk" option, then use handbrake to create a transcoded mpeg-4 movie of the main title.
I tried doing this with the latest "Mechanic" movie and ran into all kinds of problems. After looking into it, it seems like something called cinavia (not sure if I spelled that right) prevented AnyDVD from ripping it correctly and the order of the scenes got all scrambled.
Now I've got a Blu-ray of Miss Peregrine that isn't working either, but I'm not sure if it's for the same or different reasons. It rips to disk OK, leaving a directory on-disk of about 40 GB in size, but when I try to use handbrake to transcode the main feature, I end up with a 22 megabyte file. I think it's boiling down to the same problem -- an inability to autodetect the "main" movie because the playlist files number in the hundreds. Again, I could be wrong, I'm still new at Blu-ray backups.
Anydvd log is attached. Any tips are greatly appreciated! I want to be able to backup Blu-ray's like I do with my DVDs, but it's not clear to me what I am doing wrong.
I tried doing this with the latest "Mechanic" movie and ran into all kinds of problems. After looking into it, it seems like something called cinavia (not sure if I spelled that right) prevented AnyDVD from ripping it correctly and the order of the scenes got all scrambled.
Now I've got a Blu-ray of Miss Peregrine that isn't working either, but I'm not sure if it's for the same or different reasons. It rips to disk OK, leaving a directory on-disk of about 40 GB in size, but when I try to use handbrake to transcode the main feature, I end up with a 22 megabyte file. I think it's boiling down to the same problem -- an inability to autodetect the "main" movie because the playlist files number in the hundreds. Again, I could be wrong, I'm still new at Blu-ray backups.
Anydvd log is attached. Any tips are greatly appreciated! I want to be able to backup Blu-ray's like I do with my DVDs, but it's not clear to me what I am doing wrong.