Sorry, i come back and i hope i am not going to disturb you too much with my "newbie question". In fact, i tried to do some researches on internet and many people say the best way for ripping a movie is the use of the "AVG Bitrate" option. However, there is a text input where i don't know what i should enter: "AVG Bitrate".
However, is there someone who could explain me how i should do and what i should enter to rip a blu ray movie and to get a good quality. What are the features i should put... If the "constant quality" is a best way, i would use it. If the "AVG Bitrate" is a better way, i would use it.
Here is my current method (please, don't laugh) : I use dvdfab to "break" the zonage from the aboard blurays. Thanks to this software, i copy the movie on my HDD. I get a folder with others subfolders. Then, i launch handbrake and i declare the folder as the source. Afterwards, i just launch the rip. Generally, i use the "high profile" option and i choose the max resolution. I put the "constant quality" to 23. However, when the rip operation is ended, i get a folder with a very big resolution but a poor quality... So please, what should i do for getting a quality near of the one i have when i launch a bluray in my player on the TV.
Thanks you for your help
Cordialy,
Pataud
PS: i cannot use the bluray player for reading the movies which come from other countries. In fact, i often find movies which don't have my country zone. I could buy the blurays in my country but the most of them don't exist or they don't contain english subtitles (i try to improve my oral understanding and i need to use the english subtitles when i don't understand).
