The only setting I recall changing was that for auto updates. Nonetheless, if this behaves in a similar manner for BD discs, then it will be very useful to Linux users who have BD drives/media. I would prefer to rip to VOB and if needed later put a MKV or other wrapper on it, or use it to create a DVD without the 'extras' that come on most DVDs. because I do not have BD facilities.įor DVD ripping there are other apps in the repos which would suit my use better.įor instance. after I found where! I now see where I might have excluded them on the rip.įrom my personal point of view I would use this very rarely.

It included subtitles which were enabled on playback. The saved files was 7.2GB It had 20 chapters for navigation. It just ripped it and saved it in a MKV wrapper. It did no transcoding or altering of the MPEG-2 video.

Those options might be there, but I did not see them on this first run. It did not appear to provide any means for me to select other titles or menu etc if I wanted them. mkv file of the main title, without any menu. Used the 4 cores of the CPU, but was light on resources. I don't have BD, but did try it with a DVD.

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