Would that probably not be as high of quality as MakeMKV?

Upload the newly compressed MKV file to plexĪlso I found a way to rip a DVD right in Handbrake to an MP4 or MKV file format. Use Handbrake to compress that file into H.264 or H.265 (You recommend H.264 I see)ģ. Use MakeMKV to change a DVD or Blueray disc to an MKV file.Ģ. I was just wondering if the process is as easy asġ.

Hi I'm thinking of starting a plex server and stumbled upon this thread! I don't have blueray discs at the moment, but it seems like MakeMKV takes DVD's as well. I find H.265 takes way too long with CPU and NVENC doesn't compress enough (plus I can't use my plex server for that since it doesn't have a dedicated GPU, and I'm not leaving my main rig on for file compression jobs all the time). I use Handbrake to encode my videos using H.264, as it provides a balance between filesize, quality, and encoding time. The MakeMKV program is technically in beta and is offered with a free beta key right now, but I just went ahead and paid for the full license, it's been that useful to me. I'm not a fan of the LG drive I have, it's significantly louder at the same speeds: I have three bluray drives (one is portable), and I've had success with the Pioneer brand.

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