I have a lot of DVDs that I want to rip to mkv files and include the movie's subtitles. I have a lot of foreign movies, so if I rip them without subs, I won't be able to understand. I've got some cool Windows tools for this. AnyDVD gets me around the encryption that the movie companies are misguided enough to use to prevent me from backing up these movies that I've paid for. Then this program named PavTube lets me rip the DVD into an mkv and include whichever available subtitles I want, excluding ones I don't want. For example, I would include languages I know like English, German, and French while excluding ones I don't like Portuguese, Mandarin, or Korean.
I have found in K3B where you rip a DVD. It made me first install this thing called libdvdcss and something else before it would work. However, I'm not finding a thing to choose the subtitles that you want to include. Is it in there? Or is there some other ripping software that would do a better job? I used AcidRip at one point, but it's been a while.
Eventually I want my entire movie collection digitized and on a networked drive and all set up that I can stream any film I want to my TV at any time. It will be cool.
I have found in K3B where you rip a DVD. It made me first install this thing called libdvdcss and something else before it would work. However, I'm not finding a thing to choose the subtitles that you want to include. Is it in there? Or is there some other ripping software that would do a better job? I used AcidRip at one point, but it's been a while.
Eventually I want my entire movie collection digitized and on a networked drive and all set up that I can stream any film I want to my TV at any time. It will be cool.
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