UHD rips perfectly to PC Hard drive....BUT......

[SamuriHL]

Also if you're not carrying the weight of unused audio tracks that could reduce the size. Doesn't impact the ones you do keep, but, it can reduce the overall size by removing unneeded tracks.

 

[hdtvjeff]

Hey guys, quick question.

I bout a 10 pack of 100GB writeable disks.


I have a ripped uhd movie on my desktop with all the original directory structure courtesy of ANYDVD's rip to hard disk. ANYDVD was able to copy it, but it's not decrypted yet aka new release. So i want to save it to burn at a future date since anydvd cant rip a folder on a hard drive only from an optical drive

Is there free software that would allow me to burn this to one of my 100GB disks at a future date?

Thanks Guys

 

[MartyMcNuts]

That sounds like a waste of a BD-100 disc.

 

[Ch3vr0n]

That'll be one expensive coaster, because it'll only be usable on PC when anydvd is able to decrypt it on-the-fly. It won't be able to remove the encryption physically since anydvd can't modify data that's physically burned to disc.

If you choose to go down that route, that burned disc will NEVER be playable on a standalone player, the protection WILL kick in.

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[SamuriHL]

First things first. Don't make folder rips of protected discs with anydvd because they can't be decrypted later. If you want to backup a protected disc use the rip to image option and create a protected iso image. Then you can mount that image with virtual clonedrive and anydvd can real time decrypt the mounted image. From that you can burn a decrypted disc that will play wherever.

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