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Re: steinhelten

Works great on my Pi4 also. I did not do extensive tests, but 43 minutes to rip a blu-ray is about what I got.

Purchased a key today, with mixed views on supporting a partially closed software. On one hand it works well, and I think of it as paying for a service that I got to try. On the other hand, it is too bad that there is not a viable open source tool I have seen yet. Signed, A Linux (Fedora) user willi...

In other words, how can I contribute a few dollars a month to the project. I have gotten a good amount of use from the program.

And will it ever be out of beta stage for Linux?

vondesiong wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 15, 2021 7:07 pm

Another vote for RasPi or general ARM support. Would love to see that and build a bluray player myself with mpv.

This has my vote too. There are a lot of great ideas here. I too am looking for the final piece of a Raspi 4 HTPC.

I recently set up Kodi, and would be interested in ripping Blu-rays on ARM.

See this forum topic:

https://www.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6632

I for one, would love to see MakeMKV available on RaspberryPi. I have recently bought one with the intention of making a headless Bluray ripper. The idea being that as soon as I return home with my nice new shinny disc's, I can put one in the drive, wait X amount of time & when it opens go put ...