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Rip and index DVDs?
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this post was submitted on 17 Oct 2023
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Uh.. yeah. I remember some tools that uses to create vob files or some shit. Man that was like... 15 years ago? ... I haven't had to rip a dvd in ages.
Yeah, I have all these DVDs, and want to view them without having to switch disks. I remember manually doing it back in the day.
Honestly the best and easiest solution is to just download them from the internet. You can queue up your entire collection using radarr/sonarr and then come back to a bunch of sorted and renamed files ready to watch on your media server.
To do that, I would need VPN, and my ISP shuns VPNs (they tend to block it or block you).
Ok so VLC and Handbrake are two tools that can rip dvds/blurays.