****! That drive for $49.99 works with Windows Vista, nothing about Mac. Ugh, lemme try to find another one...
You know what, **** it, I'm just gonna get the Samsung that DoFoT9 recommended. Now, if I can just find a case for it.
****! That drive for $49.99 works with Windows Vista, nothing about Mac. Ugh, lemme try to find another one...
Don't use HB 0.9.4. Get one of the nightly builds. Support for Blu-ray is far superior with a nightly.
i just ordered the Samsung drive DoFoT9 suggested. got it for 64.99 plus tax on newegg. cant wait to get my bluray discs ripped to my HD.
Can you provide a link to download Nightly Builds, I'm having a hard time finding it. Also, is using it easier than HB or what?
For the record, it would have been fine. I reslly like lite-on, but I have a samsung BD ROM and it works wonderfully wellSo the link that I provided, that drive that costs $49.99 is fine, right? Perfect, DoFoT9 do you agree?
So, rnelan7, a 5.25'' enclosure will fit that $49.99 drive, right? Do you have any links to an enclosure that you'd recommend to go with that drive?
Very nicely. It will serve you well!!i just ordered the Samsung drive DoFoT9 suggested. got it for 64.99 plus tax on newegg. cant wait to get my bluray discs ripped to my HD.
For the record, it would have been fine. I reslly like lite-on, but I have a samsung BD ROM and it works wonderfully well![]()
So DoFoT9, just to clarify: the$49.99 drive will work on a mac not running Windows presumably with any 5.25" enclosure. Otherwise, the $79.99 Samsung will work on a mac too. Is that right?![]()
Thanks for the links guys!
So DoFoT9, just to clarify: the $49.99 drive will work on a mac not running Windows presumably with any 5.25" enclosure. Otherwise, the $79.99 Samsung will work on a mac too. Is that right?
Thanks for the links guys!
Hi Guys
This is my first time posting in the forums, and although I saw a thread about blu ray ripping to the OSX, it is just too many pages of information to go through.
So I have a couple of Blu Ray movies that I want to rip to my iMac, but as everyone knows, iMac's are not able to read Blu Ray discs.
I would have to buy an external Blu Ray player, and I came across this website:
http://fastmac.com/blurayext
^Can you tell me which is a good one to get? My cousin told me the one that costs $200 is good.
But besides getting an external Blu Ray player, I'd need to have some software, and I came across this:
http://www.macblurayripperpro.com/releasenotes.html#mbrp104
I also downloaded Handbrake version 0.9.4.
So my question is this:
If I buy that $200 external Blu Ray player, and I connect it to my iMac with a USB cord. I put one of my Blu Ray movies inside the player. Will I be able to run that Mac BlurayRipper Pro software, to be able to rip the dvd?
Also, after ripping the dvd, I would have to use Handbrake to convert the file to be compatible with Apple TV, correct?
Because, my ultimate goal, is to get all of my Blu Ray movies, and Rip them to my iMac, so I can watch these movies on my tv, using Apple Tv.
Can you guys please help me with this?
Thank you.
a drive is just a drive - it will work on any computer, including a Mac. of course, there are exceptions to this rule (as with any topic), however i am certain you will not have any troubles with that $49.99 drive![]()
Can you provide a link to download Nightly Builds, I'm having a hard time finding it. Also, is using it easier than HB or what?
I think I saw a thread or a post about Subtitles, but I'm not sure.
Hey Guys,
I would appreciate your help. I have gotten most of my answers here but have a few still remaining.
My ultimate goal is to rip my blurays to mp4 to play on my new apple tv, but I want to keep the quality at 1080p mp4 for future reference. (I have heard the new apple tv can stream 1080p via future jailbreak... Engadget)
These are the missing questions i have, if I could get some answers that would be appreciated??
1. What would be the easiest process to do this? from what I understand most people use makemkv to rip, and then convert to .mp4. What is the best software to use to convert MKV to .mp4 while maintaining the 1080P quality.
2. How long on average does this process take??
3. what is the average file size when its completed??
for reference: I plan on buying the samsung BD reader w/ encasing highlighted above.
I would appreciate the help!! I have done research but get conflicting results.
Hey Guys,
I would appreciate your help. I have gotten most of my answers here but have a few still remaining.
My ultimate goal is to rip my blurays to mp4 to play on my new apple tv, but I want to keep the quality at 1080p mp4 for future reference. (I have heard the new apple tv can stream 1080p via future jailbreak... Engadget)
These are the missing questions i have, if I could get some answers that would be appreciated??
1. What would be the easiest process to do this? from what I understand most people use makemkv to rip, and then convert to .mp4. What is the best software to use to convert MKV to .mp4 while maintaining the 1080P quality.
2. How long on average does this process take??
3. what is the average file size when its completed??
for reference: I plan on buying the samsung BD reader w/ encasing highlighted above.
I would appreciate the help!! I have done research but get conflicting results.
i can see you are still living in the 17th century description of "pirate".The OP is a thief, he has admitted it. Why is anybody helping him??? He is guilty, hang him from the highest tree, I got the rope right here.
Torrents? Stealing BluRays? What a scumbag. I thought MacRumors had more class, I guess the mods don't care that this site is being used to help break the law. And to the regs that helped him, shame on you.![]()
i can see you are still living in the 17th century description of "pirate".
let's not start anything here.
Hey Guys,
I would appreciate your help. I have gotten most of my answers here but have a few still remaining.
My ultimate goal is to rip my blurays to mp4 to play on my new apple tv, but I want to keep the quality at 1080p mp4 for future reference. (I have heard the new apple tv can stream 1080p via future jailbreak... Engadget)
These are the missing questions i have, if I could get some answers that would be appreciated??
1. What would be the easiest process to do this? from what I understand most people use makemkv to rip, and then convert to .mp4. What is the best software to use to convert MKV to .mp4 while maintaining the 1080P quality.
2. How long on average does this process take??
3. what is the average file size when its completed??
for reference: I plan on buying the samsung BD reader w/ encasing highlighted above.
I would appreciate the help!! I have done research but get conflicting results.
You got yours for $64.99? Wow, how did you do that? I just ordered mine from Newegg also, the one that DoFoT9 suggested for $69.99, with tax is $76.81.
I also got the Vantec 5.25' SATA External Enclosure that rnelan7 suggested for $44.99, plus tax is $49.38
So, I spent a total of $126.19 for this. I should get it by next week.![]()
I suggest you read post #5 again where the OP states that he will pirate the software and illegally rip the files from discs he either rented or from friends. He even had the gull to post that retarded Grin emoticon as if to say "Yeah, I clearly don't give a **** and I know you fools will help me". I guess this whole forum is run by thieves, I must be the only person who actually backs up files without a sinister plot in mind. Good day.![]()