MakeMKV Reddit
2016年3月25日 — Note: Use the official Java runtime--I've had issues getting MakeMKV to work with OpenJDK. Extract the .tar.gz file you downloaded into your ... ,I want to rip my collection of DVDs using MakeMKV and encode the video using ... I don't have a guide or anything, but I have been ripping DVDs for years.
| 相關軟體 ProgDVB (64-bit) 資訊 | |
|---|---|
 MakeMKV Reddit 相關參考資料
Best MakeMKV alternative : PleX - Reddit
Will sometimes fail when saving the MKV. Like Band of Brothers disc 4 saved ... https://www.reddit.com Discussion for anything about MakeMKV - reddit
2016年3月25日 — Note: Use the official Java runtime--I've had issues getting MakeMKV to work with OpenJDK. Extract the .tar.gz file you downloaded into your ... https://www.reddit.com Does anyone know of a good beginner's guide? : makemkv
I want to rip my collection of DVDs using MakeMKV and encode the video using ... I don't have a guide or anything, but I have been ripping DVDs for years. https://www.reddit.com ELI5 what's the point of ripping a disk using MakeMKV and ...
I created Bulk Downloader for Reddit ~3 years ago and it has served bunch of people for bunch of purposes since then. However, over the time, it became ... https://www.reddit.com Is there a significant loss in quality if I use makeMKV ... - Reddit
To continue the analogy, MakeMKV is like a giant container ship loader. It simply disassembles these freight cars (m2ts files) and unloads their contents into a ... https://www.reddit.com MakeMKV Down? - Reddit
2021年4月23日 — MakeMKV Down? I haven't used MakeMKV in a couple ... https://www.reddit.com MakeMKV New Beta Key - Reddit
64 votes, 20 comments. Valid until end of May 2021: https://www.reddit.com Quality question : makemkv - Reddit
Quality question. New to MKV, I've used Handbrake mostly in the past. I thought ... https://www.reddit.com Talk me through it like a 2-year old. : DataHoarder - Reddit
2019年10月22日 — MakeMKV will extract the video and audio from a DVD or Blu-ray and save it as an MKV file. MKV's are very popular but not many devices ... https://www.reddit.com |