You can also have a ‘default’ location saved in the in the setting (Wrench at top of the screen of Pic 3). To change the location of where to save the video, click on the file folder (Blue Arrow in Pic 3). Screenshots showing examples at the end of the article. *note: Unlike a DVD rip and conversion with Handbrake where you select "Foreign Audio Scan" where ‘Forced Subtitles’ are used to translate foreign languages, Bluray discs will use a mildly different system. You’ll want to check the subtitle’s in this section because movies will often contain subtitles now to show locations or when someone is speaking in a foreign language. Expand the title you wish to rip and ensure that the audio and subtitle tracks are selected. It will place a checkmark by each title on the disc by default (Pic 3). Just select "Unselect all" and then click on the videos you wish to keep. You can unselect all of them by placing your mouse over one of the boxes and doing a right click. The software will check all of the titles by default. The Titles with the highest number of chapter and the largest in size are most likely the movie that you wish to rip. Once the scan is complete you’ll see how many titles are on the disc. This allows the software to determine how many titles are on the disc as well as which audio and subtitle tracks are available for each subtitle (Pic 2). The software then scans the disc to find out how many titles are on it as well as audio and subtitle tracks. Click on the DVD player icon in the middle of the screen. MakeMKV will often know the title of the Bluray disc in its tray when you open the software (Pic 1). Once you open MakeMKV and install the Bluray the software will load the disc. If you have already tried this software, and want an alternative, just read on to get answer. Below will gives you the detailed steps on using MakeMKV. This is a software for ripping Bluray discs and is able to break much of the encryption that DVD Decrypter is unable to. So there’s no reason to not give it a try.
It won’t place a watermark on your ripped media either. It’s not free, but you can get a 30-day free trial to give it a try. MakeMKV is one of my most used DVD and Bluray ripping tools.
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