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videobunch 07-25-2013 03:29 PM

Took all my home DVDs and put them on Server
 
You guys ever take your personal DVDs (Not Porn) and digitize them. I must say it is great. Takes up a lot of space but still was worth it. I had over 600+ DVDs and found movies I did not know i owned or had not watched for ages. The best part is I can now watch them on all my TVs, PCs, Tablets and Phones.

Just wanted to share as this made watching movies for me and the kids way easier.

http://www.aned.com/Covers/homevideo.jpg

Sly 07-25-2013 03:31 PM

I have been wanting to do this. Add all of my "entertainment" content to my NAS, and then connect my whole house to the NAS. What is the easiest way to rip DVDs and Blu-ray's?

DamianJ 07-25-2013 03:33 PM

Plex ftw.

Dankasaur 07-25-2013 03:34 PM

I've been slowly but surely rebuying my whole movie collection using Amazon Instant Video.

icymelon 07-25-2013 03:37 PM

I got a pogoplug to try to do that. works great for music but no way to watch them over the roku. what software did you use to rip them and watch them in your home theater room?

videobunch 07-25-2013 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Sly (Post 19732293)
I have been wanting to do this. Add all of my "entertainment" content to my NAS, and then connect my whole house to the NAS. What is the easiest way to rip DVDs and Blu-ray's?

For the media server I am using Plex. It displays on Samsung devices (TVs and DVD Players with smart hub) and PS3. Also the app was cheap to buy for my phones and tablets.

To Encode, I used a automated ripping machine with a mechanical arm to do the DVDs. Most people will not have that so any PC will work, just need to install ANYDVD (decrypts the DVDs), drab and drop the VIDEO_TS folder that is on the DVD into a folder by the title name IE Act Of Valor, (SD Titles). After that, drag that entire folder into Handbrake (Encodes to MP4).

For Bluray, have to have Bluray player in PC. Same AnyDVD. But grad the Stream Folder. This is where all the m2ts files are. Then I just took those m2ts files with and joined them as one large m2ts file (You can encode this if you want it to be smaller to save on storage). I cannot recall what I used for this but you can google it. I think it was Emicsoft m2ts converter.

That is it. After that just copy the mp4 or m2ts files to where you have Plex looking. Plex will bring in the matadata and covers.

Plex also does your music and photos as well.

Sly 07-25-2013 03:50 PM

Excellent, my TV and Blu-ray player are both Samsung. Going to start looking into this. Thanks.

DamianJ 07-25-2013 03:51 PM

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Originally Posted by videobunch (Post 19732328)
For the media server I am using Plex. It displays on Samsung devices (TVs and DVD Players with smart hub) and PS3.

And Roku, AppleTV, windows media center, mac mini, google tv, etc etc etc

(but the music interface is shit as fuck)

dillfly2000 07-25-2013 03:51 PM

And just before i got rid of most my dvd's.

videobunch 07-25-2013 03:54 PM

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Originally Posted by DamianJ (Post 19732336)
And Roku, AppleTV, windows media center, mac mini, google tv, etc etc etc

(but the music interface is shit as fuck)

It does not bother me about the music. They are suppose to be adding a playlist function which is all that is missing that I care about.

videobunch 07-25-2013 03:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Sly (Post 19732334)
Excellent, my TV and Blu-ray player are both Samsung. Going to start looking into this. Thanks.

Just have to have Smart Hub which is on most 2011+ TVS and players. I had one TV that did not so bought a $112 DVD player to solve that.


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