dspit1664
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Can’t imagine this hasn’t been asked but here goes -
Have many dvd and Blu-ray Discs we want to rip to hdd as well as many music cd’s too.
It’s been sometime since I’ve looked into this. I’ve used handbrake before.
I've got a Qnap 251b currently with 8gb ram (but although not officially supported read that 16gb should work fine too). Currently only 2x2TB discs. Fully aware if I’m going to rip all these I’ll need larger discs which isn’t a problem.
Have Wi-fi and physical network also shortly will get FTTH too. I mention this as moving fwd also want to future proof myself so can stream recorded stored music / video from home to remote when away from home so family can access / watch films too.
Also have Plex which I intend to use as my main UI for all photos/music/video.
what is the best way to rip above on to hdd software.?
What’s the best format to use?
Incl in my q’s if possible would be to maintain quality/subtitles/dvd extras ie rip all of the dvd / Blu-ray if possible.
Thanks for your help looking forward to reading your answers.
Have many dvd and Blu-ray Discs we want to rip to hdd as well as many music cd’s too.
It’s been sometime since I’ve looked into this. I’ve used handbrake before.
I've got a Qnap 251b currently with 8gb ram (but although not officially supported read that 16gb should work fine too). Currently only 2x2TB discs. Fully aware if I’m going to rip all these I’ll need larger discs which isn’t a problem.
Have Wi-fi and physical network also shortly will get FTTH too. I mention this as moving fwd also want to future proof myself so can stream recorded stored music / video from home to remote when away from home so family can access / watch films too.
Also have Plex which I intend to use as my main UI for all photos/music/video.
what is the best way to rip above on to hdd software.?
What’s the best format to use?
Incl in my q’s if possible would be to maintain quality/subtitles/dvd extras ie rip all of the dvd / Blu-ray if possible.
Thanks for your help looking forward to reading your answers.
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