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So you pay people so they can commit a crime? They're not making much money if they have to pay the BluRay from the money you give them. Asking an assistant to buy a blu-ray with my own money (since I pay them/reimburse this expense) and ripping the disc for my own personal use falls under the &quo...

I'm not looking for the work (Lord knows I have enough of my own to go on with), but I'm interested to know how you plan to get the data to a "remote assistant" in the first place? Do you plan to mail individual discs back 'n forth, or back them up locally and transfer TBs of data each wa...

Woah, Radiocomms237, you have the largest collection I have heard about. I recommend you to use RAID though. You wouldn't need twice as many drives. If you use dual-parity RAID, for example, the overhead is only 2 drives. So if you have 10 drives' worth of data, you only need 12 drives total, a 20% ...

I am wondering how y'all store your rips. For my part, I have 2000+ blu-ray rips stored on a NAS with 8 drives of 20 TB each. I use TrueNAS, with the drives in a dual parity array. I do daily offsite backups with rsync to a server in my vacation home, a few hundreds miles away. The whole setup has w...