I have ripped a DVD with Vortexbox and then ripped the same DVD stand alone unchecking the above mentioned boxes and the quick check file size showed the same 4.15GB but by going to Properties it showed that the Vortexbox rip was about 120 MB larger then the standalone rip.ĮDIT (17:43 EST 4.5.17): Okay, I'm not sure what happened there, but somehow the top half of my post didn't make it. So if a DVD includes French and Spanish, I uncheck French and Spanish sub-titles and French and Spanish DD plus DTS if it has both. When using the standalone version, the only things I uncheck are subtitles in any other language then English and audio files that are not in English. Second, let us say you set a custom profile to rip only DTS-HD and Atmos but the disk only has DD on it. First when each update comes down, I am not sure if your custom commands will survive and you might need to enter them ever 30 days (unless you purchase a KEY). Quick question: Is there a need to not have ALL the available audio sound tracks ripped and placed into the MKV File container? The reason I ask is that audio files don't take up much disk space compared to their Video counter parts.Īlso by including ALL the audio files, there should always be an audio file for whatever decoder is available during playback DD, DTS, Atmos, etc. So in order to call a custom profile, we would want the code to read I would also like to extract all possible audio formats so that no matter which system I am playing it on I can get the best possible audio. For example, I only speak English, so I would remove all of the other language tracks other than English, as well as foreign language subtitles. mmcp.xml files we have the same control as the users of the GUI version have. Do these profiles come bundled with the MakeMKV software or have the Vortexbox Devs made these for us?īy modifying these.

There are a few other profiles in that folder as well aac-stereo.mmcp. Als FLAC speichern (höchste Komprimierungsstufe)

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