HandBrake

Your answer is in the two posts above.... Read them!!!

Well, you had better get yourself ripping software then!

Bye!!!!

What are you using to remove the copy protection?

The real solution would be to put a <$100 proper media player in the chain connected to your TV.

(SMART???) TV's are notorious for their outdated/clunky player firmware and lack of codec support.

Do you play with anything else, Karen?

And mux everything in just like MKV Toolnix too?

Well, that is a problem with your Phillips TV!

You must have really good eyes or "Pixel Peeping" from one meter!!!

Yes, because we then know exactly how you have encoded it.

Yeah, started really reliable:- :D :mrgreen: :) 16. Voice recognition for CLI commands 17. Start the dishwasher when encoding begins 18. Output WMV so we can have some really good quality! 19. Upsize 180p phone video to HD 1080p (by inserting a zero) 20. Sound a reminder to pick the kids up from soc...

Nah Ted, that's the way he has his directories structured!

Well, it appears that they do not otherwise what is the purpose of your posts?

Try them on a PC/MAC with VLC first. If OK there, check the settings on your BR player.

So do I with a pop-up telling the user not to harass this forum but to get a real ripper.

There's your problem. Download, install and try VLC.

Target filesize was scrapped ages ago, and if the developers are to be believed (Of which I have no doubt), it ain't coming back!

Good luck to their forum. It just gained another fine recruit!

I think that you mean that USERS will require something other than VLC to deal with DRM as Handbrake has never purported to be a ripper.

Smithcraft wrote:Also, it would appear that in the future, Handbrake will require something other than VLC to deal with DRM with optical media.

SC

Well use a decent ripper then. Try MakeMKV!

How about a mandatory RTFM/FAQ/Conditions and a knowledge test before users are allowed to use Handbrake!!!

People here are normally very friendly. If you had taken the time to read the red box in simple English instead of writing long posts justifying why you didn't and done as asked, we all would be far more progressed and happier, Yes, we do get a lot of users that do not know what they are doing but a...

NO!!!

See the big red box above your post? We don't play "20 Questions"!!

POST ACTIVITY LOG!!!

1. Prerip the DVD to your hard disk
2. Analyse and extract/OCR subs with Subtitle Edit (PC, don't know what's available for MAC's)

On the internet try http://www.opensubtitles.org/en ..... You may be surprised what's available there.