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You slot the plastic in once and then save a video file to you hard drive. Keep the plastic disc as a reliable back-up in case you lose the file or need more di
by jszymborski 3y ago
You slot the plastic in once and then save a video file to you hard drive. Keep the plastic disc as a reliable back-up in case you lose the file or need more disk space.
- xnzakg 3y agoIf only the manufacturers of the plastic weren't trying to make it as difficult for you as possible to save the video file
- jszymborski 3y agoThat does, indeed, totally suck. Luckily, DVD and Blu-ray (alas not 4K) DRM is pretty trivially defeated.
- upon_drumhead 3y agoMakeMKV handles 4k content perfectly
- jszymborski 3y agoBut then there's the matter of purchasing specific drives etc... that just means it isn't trivial is all I meant by that