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Yep. I love all the extra physical things with the DVDs, like hats, posters, and other trivia. But I think if I'm going to start ditching that stuff, might as
by DanielBMarkham 10y ago
Yep.
I love all the extra physical things with the DVDs, like hats, posters, and other trivia.
But I think if I'm going to start ditching that stuff, might as well finish it.
I already know how to get the movies out. I'm just going to miss the extra videos, like the commentary, gag reel, and so forth. At the rate my wall is filling up, maybe not so much. I was hoping there was some way to keep them all together. Perhaps there's a way to rip an entire DVD/Blu-Ray to something like an ISO? I hate that being so compartmentalized, but at least it would let me destroy all this glass and plastic I have taking up my house.
- corysama 10y agoIt's definitely possible to copy DVDs to ISOs. It'll be full of MPEG2, so 10x the size of a modern codec. But, it should be completely lossless both in terms of image quality and bonus content. I haven't investigated this lately, so I can't make software recommendations.
- DanielBMarkham 10y agoYep, I understand the process. So Blu-Rays too? Note: I am NOT asking for cracking information, simply asking how an honest owner can archive a crap-ton of physical discs in a way that doesn't involve sunsetting DRM.