Aiseesoft BD to MKV Copy for PC - Today Only $0, Usually $39

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  lostn on 13/11/2013 - 22:07

  Back Up Those Pricey Blu-ray Movies
  Let's face it, Blu-ray movies are way more expensive than their DVD counterparts. While you can find DVDs for as low as $5 a pop, the same title in high definition Blu-ray seems stuck at $25 and never seems to budge! That's why, when you own Blu-ray movies, you want to make sure that nothing damages your precious investment. The best way to do it? Make a backup copy to a digital file. The best way to do that? With today's discount software promotion, Aiseesoft BD to MKV Copy!

  Will it do its own compression for you? i.e. can you turn a 50GB BD into a 8GB MKV?

  I don't know how viable it is to back up (that's the main purpose they're selling it for) your entire entire BD collection into 50GB MKVs. You'll quickly run out of space.

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    cozmo on 13/11/2013 - 22:20

    Will it do its own compression for you?

    no compression with this software you need to get their Aiseesoft Blu-ray to MKV Ripper to get compression

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    bargaino on 13/11/2013 - 22:59

    +3

    Once it is ripped to mkv, there are lots of programs that will compress it.

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    ItsMeAgro on 14/11/2013 - 11:38

    +1

    I much prefer a real backup. I can tell the difference between a 50 GB blu-ray rip and a 8GB re-compression of that rip on a decent quality screen at 50 inches or higher, depending on the film.

    2TB HDDs are less than $100 these days - that's 40 x 50GB blu-rays (most are smaller, though, probably close to 60 discs). Cheaper than re-buying them if they're damaged, and generally better quality than torrents (that have enough seeds to actually finish).

    I got this app last time and use it.

    Until we have reasonably-priced blu-ray quality movie downloads (not just "HD" that looks worse than DVDs due to over-compression) this is a good option for decent home cinema.

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  [Deactivated] on 13/11/2013 - 22:23

  virtualdub. free. forever.

  dvdfab. free. forever.

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    smackus on 13/11/2013 - 22:31

    +6

    can you please point me to the free dvdfab for blurays? (not shareware that expire after 30 days). Thanks.

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  TedJ on 14/11/2013 - 23:26

  Think I'll stick with MakeMKV. It does the same thing, is free while in beta and is available for Windows, linux and OS X.

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  samlor on 15/11/2013 - 15:56

  I got it for accessing/decrypting AACS encrypted blu-ray disc and does that fine for free.