Since I have been dealing with backing up both my Blurays and HD DVDs (yes, I have some of these) to hard disk recently, I stumbled across a pretty darn awesome program called MakeMKV.
Hey all!
Just letting you know that I haven’t disappeared. I’ve got a few other tutorials in the works for programs like MakeMKV and BDtoAVCHD.
In addition, Loilo has contacted me and asked me to write an updated review of their editing program. This is kind of wild, as this was the first post I ever made on Adubvideo!
I do wish that I could be posting more often than I am (my TODO list is getting ridiculous) but alas, academics comes first. Still, if you have any particular guides you would like me to write, or programs that you think I should look into, post in the comments.
One day I’ll get all caught up… One day…
Oh, I almost forgot, I just updated the BD Rebuilder tutorial. It was getting a little old (I wrote it back in 2009! Jeez, time flies) and I had a few readers comment on its “out of date-ness”.
Well, I think that pretty much sums up what’s new with me. Keep experimenting!
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A few weeks ago (sorry it took me so long!) a few readers asked me about hardsubbing (embedding subtitles into the video stream) videos from their ripped Blurays. They specifically wanted to do it with RipBot.
After playing around with it for a few minutes, I discovered that it is actually very easy to do!
Here is how…
So a little while ago, I received an email from a little company called VSO. They asked me to check out some of their products, and possible write guides for them.
Considering that Bluray is the big thing these days, I decided to checkout their Bluray-to-DVD program. I think you get what it does just from the name.
My first reaction: It actually does quite well!