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Patrice
12/25/2013 4:49:09 AM
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imelfin
12/26/2013 04:37:01
Of course. You can use Blu-Ray Ripper which rip and convert Blu-ray/DVD discs to any video and audio format such as MKV using the Bluray's or DVD's names. So you can play on your desirable device easily. By the way, you can choose what profile you like. You just need a click.
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Patrice
12/27/2013 00:26:44
Thanks for your answer,
you don't give me the answer to my question, what I want to do it's just insert the disc and don't have to click each time I put a new one.
you don't give me the answer to my question, what I want to do it's just insert the disc and don't have to click each time I put a new one.
John
12/28/2013 00:40:24
Hi Patrice,
I think this program is able to remember your last settings, in this way you only need to click "Start" and wait.
However you can validate if this program will remember your last settings by trying for free.
Hello,
I Own about 3000 dvds and 400 blurays, I would like to store it on a NAS as MKV files using the Bluray's or DVD's names. Cna I expect to select a profile for BDs and another for DVDs and have a automatic rip each time I put a disc in the player?
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