Hi
Even though it is states "MakeMKV", I just wanted to see if you can rip a full disc image, therefore forming it into an ".iso" file?
If not, can anyone recommend software that is NOT DVDFab. (Who really wants to pay $60!)
Thanks!
Coolcambo
P.S. Mac DVDRipperPro does Full Disc Images. DVD ONLY. NOT BLU-RAY. 5 RIP TRIAL. BUY $24.95.
MKV ONLY or FULL DISC IMAGE (ISO)
Re: MKV ONLY or FULL DISC IMAGE (ISO)
MakeMKV can create a full disc backup, but it creates a folder and not an ISO. So you have to create the ISO yourself with Disk Utility. I followed this guide:
http://www.macworld.com/article/1135728/createiso.html
http://www.macworld.com/article/1135728/createiso.html
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Re: MKV ONLY or FULL DISC IMAGE (ISO)
As far as I recall, it copies the Bluray disc to a folder, not to an ISO. It doesn't do this for DVDs, which it only rips to mkv files.
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Re: MKV ONLY or FULL DISC IMAGE (ISO)
There are other tools for creating ISO files of DVDs and BDs. MakeMKV is not what you want if you're wanting an ISO.
As mentioned, MakeMKV can create a decrypted (optionally) copy of a BD's file structure, which some players can read, or it can create MKV files of the titles within that directory structure.
As mentioned, MakeMKV can create a decrypted (optionally) copy of a BD's file structure, which some players can read, or it can create MKV files of the titles within that directory structure.
MakeMKV Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ about BETA and PERMANENT keys.
How to aid in finding the answer to your problem: Activating Debug Logging
FAQ about BETA and PERMANENT keys.
How to aid in finding the answer to your problem: Activating Debug Logging
Re: MKV ONLY or FULL DISC IMAGE (ISO)
In which case should I prefer the ISO instead of the directory structure of MakeMKV?
thanks helping me understanding how this world works!
thanks helping me understanding how this world works!
Re: MKV ONLY or FULL DISC IMAGE (ISO)
To make an full (decrypted) ISO image of your blu-ray using MakeMKV, you first need to create a decrypted backup using MakeMKV to a target folder. Then you can use a freeware disc/ISO image creation tool (like ImgBurn) to generate an ISO image of your blu-ray. Pretty easy!